Deep Silver and 4A Games have announced that, after five years of development, Metro Exodus has gone Gold and will release a week earlier than anticipated. This basically means that this highly anticipated title will now release on February 15th 2019.
Klemens Kundratitz, CEO at Deep Silver, said:
“Our fans have been waiting patiently for Metro Exodus ever since we announced the title at E3 2017. We had previously delayed the release date to ensure 4A Games had the time to deliver their ambitious vision for the game, but now we’re delighted to confirm that Metro Exodus has ‘gone gold’ and we are able to bring the release date forward to the 15th February 2019.”
To celebrate this news, Deep Silver are proud to reveal the spectacular Title Sequence for Metro Exodus.
Created by Santa Monica based studio, Elastic, the award winning makers of some of the most iconic title sequences of recent years including Game of Thrones and Westworld, this beautiful introduction to the game is set to an original score by Metro series composer Alexey Omelchuk.
Andy Hall, Creative Director at Elastic, added:
“We were absolutely thrilled to be contacted by the team at Deep Silver and 4A Games to create this Main Title Sequence. It’s the type of project we love. Once we had been immersed in the game, we essentially lived in this frozen and terrifying landscape for many, many weeks…we are delighted with the final film.”
Enjoy!
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