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It is. I played 2033 and Last Light with russian voices and actually they are very good. I'm spanish, but I love to play games and watch films with their "native" language (for example, I watch Dark tv shown with german voices, Kingdom tv show with korean voices, ghost of tsushima with japanese voices...) I find it much more immersive and authentic, but nowadays there is this thing about the war, and many developers started to remove russian localization from their games, so thats why my question is here. Imho, politics shouldnt be mixed with videogames, in any way.
I think you dont know me to say that, isnt it?
Indeed, I did. And played with russian dubbing, wich is excellent.
I wrote to Temps)
Sorry, didnt saw it, my bad))
I've played all the Metro games so far except Metro Awakening, which I hope to play soon in VR. I just haven't played them with Russian voices turned on.
which is painful to listen to, because even though it’s of high quality, it’s still somehow not very good.
This. Is just a matter of authenticity. Metro series will always be much authentic with russian voices.
By the way, dont know why they added russian voices for Arizona Sunshine Remake and not for this one, wich is the bigger game. I hope they'll add it in the future.
Don't bother, unless with huge discount. It's the worst one in the series. They reduced what supposed to be on rails atmospheric shooter to a walking sim with non stop radio chatter and protagonist mouthbreeding with ocassional combat sections. Even VR doesn't help, though shooting in VR and weapon handling is pretty much the only good thing about this game.