While Metro Exodus never announced a 2018 release, many expect the post-apocalyptic game from THQ Nordic to be available before the end of the year. Unfortunately, this prediction was not correct, when the publisher announced that Metro Exodus would launch in the first quarter of 2019.
New news about the launch date of Metro Exodus in 2019 appears in THQ’s financial report. Since the acquisition of Deep Silver’s parent company, Koch Media, THQ Nordic is now more visible to the public, so financial reports will be released more frequently. This also means that the company needs to discuss when they plan to launch major products to let investors know.
Overall, Metro Exodus has been pushed back, but it seems that this was also planned. Since the reveal of Metro Exodus at Microsoft’s E3 2018 event, we haven’t had many details about the game. Many believe that the game will make a big appearance at E3 2018, but this is definitely not going to happen.
Metro Exodus will take place 3 years after the events of Metro 2033 and 2 years after the Last Light version. Players will take the role of Artyom, the resistance in the unreal world of Russia – the world has been devastated by the atomic bomb.
Metro games are famous for their impressive details and Metro Exodus will be no exception. The demo that A4 Games previously showed at E3 last year was at the heart of the event, although little was known about the game. Hopefully, if Exodus launches in 2019, the publisher should give more information in the coming months.
For those who don’t know, THQ Nordic also has big titles like Biomutant and Darksiders 3 – both of which don’t have an exact release date yet. But both of these games are expected to hit shelves in 2018.
Source: THQ Nordic
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