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Metro: Last Light is a single-player first-person shooter video game with survival horror and stealth elements, developed by Ukrainian studio 4A Games and published by Deep Silver for Microsoft Windows, OS X, Linux, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in May 2013.[4] A PlayStation 4 and Xbox One version of the game has been announced,[3] although no release date was given.[5]

The game is set in a post-apocalyptic Moscow, part of the universe of the novel Metro 2033 and its sequels, written by Russian author Dmitry Glukhovsky, but does not follow any direct storylines from the books. Previously announced as Metro 2034,[6] the game is a sequel to the video game Metro 2033, and although Glukhovsky did work with developer 4A Games, it bears no relation to the book Metro 2034. Rumours on his website point to the upcoming book, Metro 2035, to be a novelisation of Metro: Last Light.

Metro: Last Light takes place one year after the events of Metro 2033, following the canonical ending in which Artyom chose to proceed with the missile strike against the Dark Ones. The Rangers have since occupied the D6 military facility, a huge pre-war bunker with miles of tunnels that have yet to be fully explored, with Artyom himself now an official Ranger. It is shown that even after a year, Artyom is still haunted from launching the missiles that caused the Dark Ones' extinction when they only sought peace. Consequentially, he suffers nightmares. Despite their best efforts, word of D6 has spread around the Metro, with rumors that the bunker may contain enough supplies to sustain the Metro indefinitely. Tensions run high as the rival factions prepare for war in the hope of seizing the bunker and its contents for themselves.

Khan, a wandering mystic, arrives at D6 to inform Artyom and the Rangers that a single Dark One survived the missile strike. Khan believes that this Dark One is the key to humanity's future, and wants to make peace with it; Colonel Miller, the Ranger's leader, wants to eliminate it as a potential threat. Miller sends Artyom to the surface with the mission to kill the Dark One, accompanied by Anna, Miller's sarcastic daughter and the Rangers' best sniper.

Artyom succeeds in finding the Dark One, who turns out to be just a child, but is quickly captured by soldiers of the Fourth Reich and separated from the little Dark One. Pavel Morozov, a good-natured Red Line soldier who is captured elsewhere, teams up with Artyom in order to escape, and the two befriend each other after fighting through the Metro tunnels and across the devastated surface. When they reach a Red Line settlement, however, Pavel is revealed to be a high-ranking officer of the Red Line and although he still respects Artyom, he proceeds to detain Artyom to learn more about the Rangers and the Dark One as he believes his cause outweighs his friendship with Artyom.

Artyom manages to escape, though, and races Pavel's forces to locate the Dark One and Anna, who has been kidnapped by Lesnitsky, a Red Line spy amongst the Rangers. En route, he stumbles across a contingent of Red Line forces massacring the inhabitants of a station, supposedly to contain a mysterious epidemic. In fact, as Artyom quickly learns, it was the Red Line who introduced the virus to the station, weaponized ebola acquired from the D6 vault by Lesnitsky, in order to test its efficacy. Artyom finds Anna and frees her. Unfortunately they are forced to escape the station after their gas masks were damaged. As a result they are quarantined after their rescue in case they are infected. With all hope apparently lost, Anna shows her softer and more vulnerable side of her personality and the two amorously copulate after giving into their emotions.

After they are tested negative of any symptoms from the virus, Artyom leaves and encounters Khan. With Khan's assistance, Artyom finally manages to locate the young Dark One, and in a series of hallucinatory flashbacks, recalls not only that he was saved by a Dark One as a child but, as the first human they met, he was psychically adopted by the Dark Ones, intended to form a bridge between their species and his. Artyom thereafter vows to make amends by protecting the little Dark One, and the two travel to Polis, the Metro's central station, where a peace settlement between Hansa, the Red Line and the Reich, is taking place. Along the way, the little Dark One senses that there is a group of hibernating Dark Ones in an unexplored and locked portion of D6 and he decides to wake them up after finishing their mission. After arriving at Polis, the little Dark One uses his telepathic abilities to make the Red Line leader, Chairman Moskvin, publicly confess that the peace conference is simply a diversion to enable General Korbut to seize D6 and its bioweapon stores, who would then use them to purge the Metro of all the inhabitants not aligned with the Red Line. Artyom and the rest of the Rangers rush to the bunker to make a final stand against Korbut's army, and very nearly defeat them, but are ultimately incapacitated by an armored train ramming into their station. A heavily injured Artyom awakes to the group surrounded by Red Line soldiers, who are preparing to execute them.

There are then two possible endings, based on how many moral points the player has acquired. In the standard and depressive "bad" ending, Artyom activates D6's self-destruct mechanism to prevent Korbut from using the facility to wipe out the remnants of humanity, resulting in the deaths of himself, the surviving Rangers, and the Red Line forces. Later, Anna is shown telling their child of Artyom's bravery. In the good ending, Artyom prepares to activate the device, but is stopped by the little Dark One, who along with the awakened Dark Ones proceeds to defeat Korbut's army. Artyom then calls the little Dark One humanity's "last light of hope" and has come to believe that he and the Rangers had received forgiveness when the Dark Ones saved him and the surviving Rangers at D6. In both endings, following the events of the game, the young Dark One leaves with the surviving Dark Ones to find safety, while promising either Anna or Artyom that they will come back in the future to help rebuild the world.