Metro 2039 creative director shares how the Russia-Ukraine war has affected the game, says there are 'no gray zones' in the story and 'we are not afraid to call evil evil'
4A Games has shared how the events of the Russia-Ukraine war have manifested in its upcoming first-person shooter, Metro 2039.
Metro 2039 creative director Andriy Shevchenko has discussed how the Russia-Ukraine conflict has influenced the development of the upcoming first-person shooter game. He emphasized that there are no gray zones in the story and that the developers are not afraid to label evil as such. The narrative will feature a protagonist who openly identifies and confronts evil, with the game set to launch in February 2027 across multiple platforms.
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