Metro series developer 4A Games will be attending Gamescom

4A Games, the studio behind Metro Exodus, has been confirmed as an attendee at Gamescom later this month.

The details:

• 4A Games has been listed as an exhibitor at Gamescom on the event’s official website, as spotted by Insider Gaming, with their booth located in Hall 3.2 at Stand D051/C050. The developer has yet to publicly announce its attendance at the event, but it is expected to do so soon, possibly with a teaser of what it plans to show off.
• It was reported earlier this year that a sequel to 2019's Metro Exodus was in a fully playable state, though little else was revealed about the title. The game is said to start in a dream sequence before the main character wakes up inside their base of operations. It was also speculated that due to its current state, it could be set for a 2024 release, with most concerns relating to the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian war, with its sub-studio located in Ukraine.
• The studio also confirmed in a November 2020 update that it was investigating the possibility of a multiplayer-focused Metro experience, and while the project has not been mentioned since the company did state in January 2023 that its goals "remain the same." If the project is still in the works, we might learn more about its direction at the event.

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