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Metro: Last Light gets last DLC pack on PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3

The last DLC for 4A Games' atmospheric shooter Metro: Last Light, named the Chronicles Pack, is out now...

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Shunal Doke|Oct 17, 2013, 11:47:32 IST

The last DLC for 4A Games' atmospheric shooter Metro: Last Light, named the Chronicles Pack, is out now. The DLC is available on Steam, Xbox Live and PlayStation Network. It can be purchased for $4.99 (Rs 307), but if you already own the Season Pass, no extra purchase is required.

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The DLC features three new solo missions—Anna, a sniper, and her attempts to rescue Artyom from the Reich forces in the ruined botanical gardens, Pavel and his attempt at escaping the bandit lair beneath Venice and Khan and Ulman as they go through the forgotten, haunted tunnels of Polyanka.Stealth will play a bigger role

Stealth will play a bigger role

“We hope fans of Metro: Last Light have enjoyed the additional content,” said Andrew Prokhorov, Creative Director at 4A Games. “It has allowed us to experiment with some new gameplay ideas such as the ‘Ranger’ mission from the Faction Pack and the Tower Pack, and we have paid close attention to all the feedback. But we think the Chronicles Pack will be the fans’ favourite as it contains three unique story-based missions featuring some of the game’s best-loved characters.”

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The Chronicles Pack also features the Multi Barreled Bicycle Shotgun—the fan-designed weapon that 4A Games discovered online and, after seeking out the creator (Alexandre Bannwarth, a first-year design student from New Zealand), re-created in-game.

Other DLC available for Metro: Last Light, both separately and as part of the Season Pass, include the Faction Pack, the Tower Pack and the Developer Pack. All of the DLC released for the game feature new missions, weapons and game modes. Check out our review to see if the game's any good.

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First Published:Oct 17, 2013, 11:47:32 IST
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