Metro 2039 Will Be Officially Revealed at Xbox First Look Event This Week
April 16 will officially be the first entry in 4A Games’ dystopian first-person shooter series to come out Metro 2039, which is a new addition to the Dytopopian First-Prs. A brief teaser containing the trademark wristwatch from Metro games was also released by developer, which announced the official title of the game. The new leak comes just as Metro 2039 will be revealed at an Xbox event this week, according to the latest leak.
Metro 2039 Reveal Set for April 16
A world reveal of Metro 2039 is scheduled to be announced on April 16 at 10am PDT / 7pm CEST – 8pm (ET), 4A Games confirmed Monday. 30pm IST) . It will reveal at an Xbox First Look event this week, where is expected to be.
A blog post on Xbox First Look Metro 2039 is coming out this Thursday, April 16, with 4A Games & Deep Silver as “a digital-only broadcast offering world-premiere look at the next title in the beloved post-apocalyptic first-person shooter series.”
The Metro 2039 reveal will be broadcast on Xbox’s YouTube channel.
In a recent leak, it was reported that developer 4A Games and publisher Deep Silver were “preparing to announce the next Metro game at ‘a small Xbox event on April 16′”.
The revelation will likely help to explain the setting, story and characters of Metro 2039. This is the fourth mainline entry in the Metro series after Metro 2033, Metro Last Light and Metro Exodus (all about Artyom and his allies in a post-apocalptic Russia) which tells the story of ArtYoM and their alliers. It is based on Dmitry Glukhovsky’s Metro novels and the series follows it. Glukhovsky has said the game will be “darker” than its predecessors, while 4A Games has not yet released any details of Metro 2039.
A link for Metro 2039’s official website was also shared by 4A Games, where users can sign up to receive a reminder of the game’ll be revealed.
Metro Exodus, the last mainline entry in the series, was released in 2019 for PC and PS4, as well as Xbox One. A PS5 and Xbox Series S/X version of the game was later ported to an Enhanced Edition of it, as well as for its original owners. In the series, Metro Exodus resembled Metro Last Light and was more expansive and open-world hub levels than linear levels seen in previous games of this series (see below).
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