http://www.joystiq.com/2010/02/04/hands-on-metro-2033/
Hands-on: Metro 2033
by Randy Nelson 
{ Feb 4th 2010 at 5:51PM } 
To say that our first experience behind the controls of THQ and 4a Games' post-apocalyptic Metro 2033 was "atmospheric" would be a bit of an understatement. To its credit, THQ picked a pretty neat venue for its hands-on event: A basement room of a San Francisco nightclub that looked kinda like an underground bunker. Pumping it full of fake fog and live DJ tunes, though -- not the most conducive environment for seeing or hearing a game.
Still, play we did, and though we only got a chance to take in the first couple of levels, we're getting a good (note: we didn't say "great") vibe from what we'd actually classify as "first-person post-apocalyptic survival-horror."
Basically, they say it's good from what they've played, but right now it seems too much like a shooting gallery, and that they'll need to own a copy to decide for sure. There's more in the link.
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