Metro, as a word, immediately brings to mind urban transportation used for traveling within cities. However, for gamers, there is one specific game that comes to mind, set in a Russian environment. In this game, players assume the role of Artyom, who still holds hope for a life beyond the confines of the metro subways. A turn of events leads Artyom to discover something that shatters the reality they have been living in. Without revealing too much about the game's plot, it takes place after the events of Metro 2033 and Metro Last Light. Like its predecessors, Exodus features the same main character, Artyom, combat system, and weapons. However, it expands beyond the underground setting, allowing players to explore different maps with diverse climates, people, and geographical conditions such as Volga, Yamantau, Taiga, and Valley. The game offers a vast and immersive world, surpassing the scale of the previous two games. As with all Metro games, Exodus presents players with two possible endings, determined by their actions throughout the game. The graphics of Exodus are exceptional, incorporating new RTX features that enhance the visual experience. If you are considering purchasing and playing this game, I assure you that it is worth every penny. The story is heartwarming, and you will develop a strong attachment to each and every character.