Metro Exodus is really good, and I had a lot of thoughts. You can read those thoughts on Polygon here, for whom I reviewed the game!
Metro Exodus review
Astrid Johnson
Astrid is a games journalist living in Bournemouth. She's the Editor-in-chief of Indie Haven, co-host of the Gameographers and the Real Heroes podcasts, and has freelance pieces published on Waypoint.
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