Metro Exodus Gold Edition

Metro Exodus Gold Edition is currently 85% off on Xbox — down to $5.99 from $39.99.

At 85% off, this is one of the deepest discounts Metro Exodus Gold Edition reaches on Xbox — near its typical floor.

That works out to $34 off the Xbox list price of $39.99.

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Metro Exodus Gold Edition is the full trip through 4A Games’ post-apocalyptic Russia, bundled with everything the base game spawned. If you missed it back in 2019 or just never got around to the expansion content, this is the version that hands you the whole story in one package: the main campaign plus the two follow-up chapters that came after. On Xbox, it also carries the Series X|S upgrade, so the version you’re playing has been quietly modernized since launch.

How it plays

You’re Artyom, leading a small group of survivors out of Moscow’s tunnels and across a continent that’s been broken by nuclear war. The game alternates between tight, scripted set pieces and open, exploorable regions tied to the seasons, spring, summer, autumn, and eventually a bitter winter, each with its own look and its own dangers. Combat leans on scavenged weapons and makeshift gear, and it rewards patience: you can go loud, but ammo and resources are limited enough that sneaking past a patrol or a mutated threat often feels smarter than fighting it head-on. The Gold Edition folds in The Two Colonels and Sam’s Story, two DLC chapters that follow characters from the main cast off on their own detours, giving you more time in this world once the core campaign wraps.

Who it’s for

This is for players who want a shooter with atmosphere and a sense of place, not just a gun and a shooting gallery. If you liked the earlier Metro games, or you’re into survival horror that trusts you to manage scarcity instead of handing you infinite ammo, this scratches that itch. It’s also a good pick if you want a single, complete story rather than a live-service time sink, since it’s built to be played start to finish. If twitchy, arena-style shooters are more your speed, or you’re not interested in slower, exploration-heavy pacing, this one might feel like a grind rather than a treat.

Is it worth it?

For the type of player described above, this is the version to own. Getting the base campaign and both major DLC chapters together means you’re not stuck deciding later whether the expansions are worth chasing down separately, and the Xbox Series X|S upgrade means the tech underneath won’t feel dated even though the game’s been out a while. It’s a strong candidate for a sale purchase specifically because it’s the kind of story-driven, one-and-done experience that holds up regardless of when you play it. There’s no live-service clock ticking on it, so there’s little downside to waiting for a good price and then sitting down with the whole thing at once.

Quick facts

Genre: Shooter. Developer: 4A Games. Publisher: Deep Silver. Platform: PC (Xbox store listing). Original release date: March 15, 2019.