Steam Gets Metro Exodus in February, New DLC Also to Be Released

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Metro Exodus had a dubious start back in 2019. Originally offered as a pre-order on Steam everything seemed normal. About a month before release shocking news came about as it became an Epic Games Store Exclusive. Toxicity arose around the internet as people began to review bomb it on Steam. As it was also one of the first games to include NVIDIA’s new ray tracing features it unfortunately has some performance issues. Users noted that NVIDIA’s new DLSS technique caused increased blurred images.



Just as the game progresses its way to spring and summer so did its improvements. Patches and and its first...
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It will be interesting to see if sales jump up like they did with RDR2. On the other hand, RDR2 didn't take a year to come to Steam.
 
DrezKill said:
It will be interesting to see if sales jump up like they did with RDR2. On the other hand, RDR2 didn't take a year to come to Steam.
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I totally agree. The other factor to be seen will be how many fans were are still too alienated to want to get it now.
 
Grimlakin said:
Still waiting on RDR2 to have a price drop. lol
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The other half of that equation is the GPU to run it. If you want to see it at its best in either 1440p or 4K it needs a powerful GPU. Metro is like that as well but not quite as much. DLSS has come a long way from launch and can really help with performance. No such tricks for RDR2.
 
I'll buy it if for no other reason than to support sales figures that will stick it to Epic.
 
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