Metro 2039 confirmed for 2026 release, as Russian invasion of Ukraine revealed to have had direct impact on game
The post-apocalyptic shooter game Metro 2039 is set to be released in 2026, with its development impacted by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The game's story will focus on the consequences of war and the price of freedom.
The Metro series is set to return with Metro 2039, scheduled for release in 2026. Developer 4A Games confirmed the title, which takes place six years after the original game and follows the story of a city under the rule of the Novoreich. The game's development was impacted by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, with the team spread between Kyiv and Malta facing significant challenges. The executive producer, Jon Bloch, explained that the war has had a direct impact on the game's approach, with the team drawing from their Ukrainian perspective. The game's story will focus on the consequences of war, including the cost of silence and the horrors of tyranny. A cinematic trailer was released alongside the announcement, showcasing the game's setting.
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