Metro Redux Hits PS5 and Xbox Series on October 29
Deep Silver and 4A Games are bringing Metro Redux to PS5 and Xbox Series on October 29, letting a new console generation dive into the post-apocalyptic shooter duo.
Ready to head back underground? Metro Redux is officially making the jump to PS5 and Xbox Series on October 29, courtesy of publisher Deep Silver and developer 4A Games.
If you missed it the first time around, Metro Redux bundles together two gritty, post-apocalyptic shooters — Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light — in one remastered package. The games drop you into a bleak, survival-driven world where every bullet and breath of filtered air matters, and the atmosphere is thick enough to cut with a knife.
Now that duo is getting a fresh release on Sony and Microsoft's current-gen consoles. That means players who skipped the last generation, or who simply want to revisit the tunnels with better hardware under the hood, will soon have an easy way in.
It's a smart move for 4A Games and Deep Silver. The Metro series has built a loyal following over the years, and putting Redux on PS5 and Xbox Series gives newcomers a natural starting point before diving deeper into the franchise. It also keeps the brand in the spotlight while fans wait for whatever comes next.
So mark your calendar: October 29 is the date. If you've been curious about the Metro universe but never pulled the trigger, this could be your moment to see what all the radiation-soaked fuss is about.
Will you be picking up Metro Redux on PS5 or Xbox Series? Let us know in the comments.
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