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Moral Points
Positive Moral Point sound: Negative Moral Point sound: Moral Points form a hidden system in the Metro video game series that follows Artyom's progress and affects the ending of each game. This system is -
Levels
This is the article page for levels. For related articles please refer to the category page. Metro 2033 is a moderately long game with a story that spans many levels, and Metro: Last Light even -
Artyom
Artyom has other uses. Please see Artyom (Disambiguation) for other meanings. Artyom (Russian: Артём), called Artyom Dark in the Spartan Order and Artyom Alekseyevich Chyornyj on his passport, is a Ranger and the protagonist of -
Weapons
This is the article page for weapons. For related articles please refer to the category page. Weapons are the tools or devices designed to inflict damage or harm and used for offensive or defensive purposes -
Endings
There are two Endings for Metro 2033, two endings for Metro Last Light, and two endings for Metro Exodus, both based on the moral choices that the player makes throughout the game. For Metro 2033 -
Metro Wiki
The online Metro Series encyclopedia, and the official fan wiki for Metro 2033, Metro: Last Light, and Metro Exodus that anyone can edit. -
Metro Exodus
This is the article page for Metro Exodus. For related articles please refer to the category page. Metro Exodus (Russian: Метро: Исход) is the third part in the Metro video game series, set after the -
Dark Ones
The Dark Ones (Russian: Чёрные or "black ones") are a sapient species descended from humans who survived the nuclear apocalypse and adapted to the new world. Though rarely seen, the Dark Ones serve as the -
Anna Miller
Anna has other uses. Please see Anna (Disambiguation) for other meanings. Anna Sviatoslavovna Mel'nikova (Russian: Анна Святославовна Мельникова) is a sniper for the Rangers, Miller's daughter, and Artyom's partner. She makes her -
Mutants
Mutants are organisms whose DNA has been altered by radiation, or as a result of being exposed to various chemicals. Mutants appear both in the novels and in the games. They are usually fierce and -
Sam's Story
Sam's Story is a story DLC for Metro Exodus. It takes place after the events of Metro Exodus and follows the story of Sam as he explores the tsunami-ravaged ruins of Vladivostok in -
Hanza
The Commonwealth of the Stations of the Ring Line, or the Hanseatic League (more commonly known as Hansa, Hanza, or Hanse) is a trading alliance comprising several stations, making up a large area of the -
World War III
The world of 2033 lies in ruins as a result of World War III (a.k.a. the Great War of 2013 or simply Armageddon). The great war is an integral part of the Metro -
Miller
Sviatoslav Konstantinovich Mel'nikov (Russian: Святослав Константинович Мельников) also known as Miller (Russian: Мельник - Mel'nik, literally "miller"), is a major character of both the Metro novels and the Metro video game series. Miller is -
Spartan Rangers
Ranger has other uses. Please see Ranger (Disambiguation) for other meanings. This is the article page for the Rangers. For related articles please refer to the category page. -
Librarian
Librarians (Russian: Библиотекари) are huge, quasi-intelligent creatures so named by the metro dwellers due to their habitat - the Moscow State Library. Only encountered in a select section of the book and later in the -
Sam
Lance Corporal Samuel "Sam" Taylor (Russian: Сэмюел "Сэм" Тэйлор) is a character who first appears in Metro 2035 and returns in Metro Exodus. A former United States Marine, he joins Artyom's crew aboard the -
Blind Ones
The blind ones (Russian: Слепыши) are a species of large, simian mutants who occupy the research Institute in Novosibirsk. The blind ones closely resemble pre-war gorillas, except for their complete lack of eyes and -
Fourth Reich
Reich has other uses. Please see Reich (Disambiguation) for other meanings. The Fourth Reich (Russian: Четвёртый Рейх) is a Neo-Nazi extremist faction within the post-apocalyptic Moscow Metro. As with most factions in the -
The Caspian (Metro Exodus Level)
The Caspian is the seventh overall level featured in Metro Exodus, and the second of the open world levels. Dealing with the fallout from Mount Yamantau, the Aurora heads south in search of the Caspian -
Metro Last Light
This is the article page for Metro Last Light. For related articles please refer to the category page. Metro: Last Light (formerly known as Metro 2034, often abbreviated as Last Light) is a post-apocalyptic -
The Taiga (Metro Exodus Level)
The Taiga is the ninth overall level in Metro Exodus. The level differentiates itself from The Volga and The Caspian as being a far more linear level, with stealth and survival taking priority over exploration -
The Volga (Metro Exodus Level)
The Volga is the fourth chapter overall and the first open-world level featured in Metro Exodus. It features the crew of the Aurora after their escape from Moscow and their attempts at traversing through -
Tihar
The Tihar (Russian: Тихарь), spelled Tikhar in Metro: Last Light and Metro Exodus, is a multi-stroke pneumatic air gun that was created from scrap by the Metro dwellers at some point after the Great -
Helsing
The Helsing (Russian: Хельсинг) is a multi-stroke pneumatic air rifle that was created from scrap and the Revolver by the Metro dwellers at some point after the Great War of 2013. The Helsing is
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