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For me? 100% I'm currently replaying the Trilogy on the Hardest Difficulty and its alot of Fun. Hell, i even bought the Books. Can only recommend. 80-90% off right now is a no-brainer i tell you.
Back in the days, the developers of 4A Games were working on Stalker: Shadow of Chernobyl too. But they left GSC Game World after differences and created their own studio.
There are four Metro titles in total. One VR - Metro Awakening, from a different developer, and the three titles you already mentioned. There are also discussions on Reddit about the first two original Metro games and their Redux versions regarding their difference.
And as has been said already, Metro was made by the same people that made Stalker and so yes, there is a lot of similarities even though it is a linear point a to be 'shooter', Exodus is the only game in the series which actually has open world exploration and imho it's about as close to Stalker as the series has ever been.
I'm not a fan of Fallout so for me personally, Metro is better, but Stalker vs Metro is an interesting question that I don't really have an answer for, I play both but for different reasons.
i loooove this series so much. i'm currently on my like third or 4th playthrough through all of them. i love tight, creative, linear fps. the atmosphere is top notch. story/writing are in my opinion irrelevant and i wouldnt focus on that. its all about the experience.
2033 is completely linear, never played Last Light and Exodus is like.... Mini open world? You travel to new areas and those areas are open world but you can't go back to old areas or skip to new without following the story and they aren't massive or anything. I would skip 2033 unless Redux improved the combat. Exodus's combat is good and you don't need to play the old ones to understand the story.