Metro 2033 was a pleasant surprise, a gloomy, moody Russian apocalyptic setting with 
creepy enemies made for a tense and good looking game. For my money it out-stalkered STALKER as far as setting. Apparently it came from a novel of the same name, which I did not know (I’ll be looking for that now). The game/or book/ IP… whatever, has been optioned by film studio MGM. If they can achieve just half of the atmosphere that would be quite the achievement.
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A freelance writer and digital artist, operator of this website. My name is James Schumacher, and I hold a degree in Game Art & Design (BoFA) from the Art Institute in Portland. My passions are gaming, music, books, film and my friends. Select Photography to see some of my latests photos, with more found at 500px and Viewbug. Currently you can find much of my game reviews mostly at Only Single Player http://www.onlysp.com. I am available for freelance writing work, as well as for image and graphic editing.