I barely care about Metro 2033 the game, but the first book (Metro 2033) is supposed to be decent. If I where to find Metro 2033 to be just bearable enough to get through would I think 2034 is bad? I've only heard bad things about it from people who liked the first one.
>>8197948
I loved the first one. I read it before I knew of the games. I've managed about two chapters of 2034. My memory card on which it was saved was lost (along with ~250 other books).
From what I read it seemed alright, nothing very engaging. At least not enough to download it again. I do need to pick it back up though.
>metpo
>>8197948
I heard bad things about Metro 2034 too but I've always been curious about checking it out for myself since I enjoyed 2033 a lot more than I expected I would (I'm not usually keen on video games or genre fiction).
What other works would you recommend if I liked Metro 2033, apart from Roadside Picnic?
>>8197999
that's literally how you spell it in russian
>>8197999
>not knowing the Cyrillic alphabet
>>8197948
I like both but I'm a pleb.
>>8199068
Metro 2033 was the book that got me into russian literature, so I guess you should try it. Brothers Karamazov, Dead Souls, The Overcoat...
>>8197969
The second has way better characters. That alone made it for me, despite the rather slow start.
