Deep Silver adds free next-gen updates to Metro 2033 and Last Light Redux
Deep Silver is releasing free updates for Metro 2033 Redux and Metro: Last Light Redux that bring 4K textures, DLSS and PSSR upscaling, spatial audio, and controller haptics support on PS5, PS5 Pro, Xbox Series X/S and PC. The updates arrive October 22 on PC and October 29 on consoles, enabling 4K at 60fps or upscaled 4K at 120fps on compatible displays. The announcement also confirms a new entry, Metro 2039, due February 4, 2027.
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Refreshing older remasters for free rather than charging for new remakes could help Deep Silver keep the Metro franchise visible and build anticipation ahead of Metro 2039's 2027 launch. Offering performance and visual upgrades at no cost may also strengthen goodwill among existing owners of the Redux games on Steam and consoles.
- Free updates for Metro 2033 Redux and Metro: Last Light Redux arrive October 22 (PC) and October 29 (consoles).
- Upgrades include 4K textures, DLSS/PSSR/TSR upscaling, spatial audio and controller haptics support.
- Metro 2039, a new mainline entry, is set to release February 4, 2027.
Sony DualSense Wireless Controller — With Metro 2033 and Last Light Redux adding Adaptive Trigger support, a DualSense controller lets you actually feel the resistance of jammed guns and tense ammo-scarce combat in the Metro tunnels. It's the ideal way to experience the game's enhanced spatial audio and haptic feedback features on PS5.
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