Metro Saga Bundle

Metro Saga Bundle is currently 85% off on Xbox — down to $8.99 from $59.99.

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

That works out to $51 off the Xbox list price of $59.99.

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Metro Saga Bundle packages three games from 4A Games into one collection: Metro 2033 Redux, Metro Last Light Redux, and Metro Exodus Gold Edition, complete with its bonus DLC. Together they tell one continuous story that starts underground in Moscow’s ruined subway system and eventually pushes out into the wider, sunlit ruins of Russia. If you’ve never played a Metro game, this is the entire arc in one purchase, and if you have played parts of it, this bundle fills in whatever you’re missing.

How it plays

All three entries are single-player first person shooters, and the through-line across them is survival in a world that has fallen apart. The early games keep you in claustrophobic tunnels and stations, where ammunition and equipment feel scarce and every encounter carries weight. Exodus opens that formula up, taking the series above ground and letting you move through the wasteland instead of just crawling through it. Since this bundle includes the Redux versions of the first two games, you’re getting the refined, rebalanced editions rather than the originals as they first shipped, and Exodus Gold Edition folds in its extra story content so you’re not chasing separate DLC purchases later.

Who it’s for

This is built for people who want a shooter with atmosphere and a story to follow, not just a string of firefights. If you like games that make you feel the weight of your surroundings, that reward paying attention to your environment, and that are content to be tense and quiet as often as loud, this series scratches that itch. It’s also a good fit for anyone who wants a substantial single-player campaign they can sit with over weeks rather than a multiplayer time sink, since there’s no competitive mode here to speak of. Players who want fast, arcade-style shooting or open-world sandbox freedom from the start might find the earlier two games too controlled and linear for their taste, though Exodus eases that up considerably.

Is it worth it?

Getting three full campaigns, including one of the more ambitious shooters of its generation in Exodus, as a single bundle is a solid way to experience the series without piecing it together game by game. It’s the kind of collection that holds up well over time because the story doesn’t lean on trends or live-service hooks that expire. If you’re the type of player described above and you’ve been meaning to get into Metro, bundles like this are exactly what sales are for: a low-risk way to grab the whole trilogy at once instead of testing the waters with just one entry and deciding later whether to commit to the rest.

Quick facts

Genre: Shooter. Developer: 4A Games. Publisher: Deep Silver. Platform: PC (Xbox store). Original release date: December 14, 2020.