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Tag Archives: metro 2033
Designing Horror: Metro 2033
This post is part of the Designing Horror series. Game: Metro 2033 No one told me that this game was actually good when it came out, so when I picked it up for $5 on a Steam sale whim, I … Continue reading
Posted in Designing Horror, Theory, Video Games
Tagged hauntology, horror, materialism, metro 2033, video games
Quote: Metro 2033
It appears that the devastation we brought upon ourselves was complete. Heaven, hell, and purgatory were atomized as well. So, when a soul leaves the body, it has nowhere to go and must remain here in the metro. A harsh, … Continue reading
Posted in Quote Time, Video Games
Tagged metro 2033, quote, video games
