Metro: Last Light will cover the same story as Metro 2035

Metro 2035.

2035.

35.

5.

I was reading a book the other day and I just had to stop and scream at the top of my lungs, because what I had read was so well written and applied to my life so well that it reopened a wound on my heart.

Edit: I have no idea why I commented in reply to a single sentence of your post.

I haven't really read the book Metro 2033 is based off in order to see how the story is transposed, maybe Dmitry is one hell of a good writer and manages to pull off a great follow-up, not sure i'd know really, i just got Game of Thrones so i'm going to have plenty of material for a couple of weeks.

"You know you are reading a good book when you have to stop once in a while just to say: fuck."

This can also be a sign that you are reading a very bad book...

:D

Probably he asumes they are completely different markets and he only will screw a little percentage of customers.
Indeed it's rare to read a book based on a game or film you already experienced. But you may wait and read the book before :-)

I don't think it's a bad idea, I've read lots of books/comics/other stuff that has been adapted as movies, TV series, or other things, and still enjoyed the books. And I personnaly think that a good story (whitout any importance to the media) is one you want to hear two days after reading/watching/playing it, and see every adaptation of it.
And well since he writes the scenario and the book wich of the book or the game is an adaptation ?

edit: I'll add that "you know you are reading a good book" when you've got to the end and have 2 hours to sleep before going to work

Meh, I think I'll read the book sooner than I'll play the game anyway.

Buyers be warned that although the basic price of the book is $18.99, if you want the definitive experience, the final 50 pages of the novel must be purchased separately for an additional cost of $5.99.

eh, I LOVED the Doom books, which were based on the game (re-read them recently, and they hold up), and even though I mostly knew what was going on, the books were still a wonderful read. This is a bit different, since Doom wasn't exactly story-driven, but still. I'll read 2035 when it comes out because playing a game gives you a totally different experience than reading a book. Even if it's the same story.

2033 book was alright, 2034 already not so great, so I have my doubts concerning 2035.

Not much of a reader, so I'm just going to enjoy the game ^^

Don't read the books and you will enjoy the game, or viceversa.