![]() ![]() It's not the same version that we heard 15 years ago (and please don't click that link if you're averse to seeing thumbs pressed into eyes), but it might as well be. ![]() That slow build towards something, though you're not sure what-even though you know exactly what, because this music has been wheeled out for gigs like this time after time, ever since British film composer John Murphy wrote it for the (still-striking) 2002 zombie movie, 28 Days Later. No fronts, no tricks: here's what some of you were waiting for. Nothing was kept back from us, teased before a big reveal-inside three seconds, we're told that what we're seeing is inspired by Dmitry Glukhovsky's novel Metro 2035 (which itself took cues from Last Light, thus completing the circle of literature influencing video games influencing literature). So when I saw the announcement trailer for Metro Exodus, in Microsoft's whoop-along presser of this year's E3, I was immediately in.
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