GOG’s preservation program now includes the original 2010 releases of Metro 2033 and its 2013 sequel, Metro: Last Light Complete Edition. 4A Games says longtime fans wanted a way to experience the series before the upcoming Metro 2039. The game’s return to the post‑apocalyptic setting has drawn significant anticipation among genre enthusiasts for players and collectors alike.

Both titles run on Windows 10 and 11, support a broader spectrum of resolutions, and feature optimized framerates. Developers also expanded controller compatibility, ensuring smoother gameplay across modern hardware. The updates keep the games accessible while preserving their original feel. This balance satisfies both nostalgic players and newcomers seeking classic survival horror today.

Pricing makes the offer hard to ignore: both games are discounted 70 percent until May 28, selling for just $3.09 each. As DRM‑free titles, they appeal to collectors who value ownership and offline play. The low price point lowers the barrier for those wanting to trace the series’ evolution before the next installment.

With Metro 2039 slated for a winter release, the original titles now serve as a concrete reference for the series’ roots. GOG’s addition underscores the growing demand for archival copies that respect legacy while meeting modern standards. Players can now own the foundational experiences that shaped the franchise for enthusiasts worldwide.