They have been intricately rendered with varying designs and the fur effects give them a distinct and a scary look. The monsters are easily one of the high points of Metro Exodus. All of this may seem usual for a post-apocalyptic world, but the art design in Metro Exodus brings these generic features to an all together different level from a visual perspective. The game uses an abundance of screen reflections, be it on water surfaces or wet mud, Metro Exodus doesn’t shy from its implementation. You will come across deetiolated up roads, marshlands and completely abandoned architectures, not to mention the scary fact that these locations are being stalked by monsters. The post-apocalyptic world of Metro Exodus has been beautifully crafted and features a ton of variety in terms of its locales and the local flora and fauna. The player’s visibility gets affected and you may never know when a monster just jumps out on you all of a sudden. One standout weather effect is the blizzard and the snow rendering tech here is stunning. As expected, the game’s terrain will get dynamically affected and will dry up or get wet accordingly to the on-going weather. The linear levels still have that eerie and creepy look and feel to them, thanks to some amazing atmospheric lighting, however, it’s the open world levels that truly shine thanks to some extremely well-done weather effects like sand storm and rain. Unlike its predecessors, Metro Exodus takes place in a mixture of linear and open world levels giving the developer more creativity with how they want to play with the game’s lighting.
These were the highlights of the tech powering Metro 2033 and Metro Last Light, however, with Metro Exodus this solution has been largely overhauled to support a complete physical based rendering pipeline. So, it comes off as no surprise to us that with more powerful hardware, the developers have been able to push the visual fidelity of Metro Exodus to new heights.ĤA Engine has always excelled in rendering high quality volumetric lighting effects along with a custom global illumination solution. Their innovations with the exemplary 4A engine to deliver graphically intensive games like Metro 2033 and Metro Last Light along with their respective Redux versions have been nothing short of stunning. 4A Games have always been at the forefront of pushing visual boundaries in video games.
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