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METRO Redux Next-Gen Update adds DLSS 5 and 4K support

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4A Games released an update for Metro 2033 Redux and Metro: Last Light Redux that adds 4K textures, uncapped frame rates, and DLSS 5 support.

METRO Redux Next-Gen Update adds DLSS 5 and 4K supportMetro Redux · official art via IGDB

4A Games released the METRO Redux Next-Gen Update on October 22 for Metro 2033 Redux and Metro: Last Light Redux. The update adds 4K textures, uncapped frame rates, Screen Space Global Illumination, improved geometry, and improved PBR materials. PC players can use 4A TSR, AMD FSR, NVIDIA DLSS, or DLSS 5. Technical improvements also include upgraded animation, improved sound quality, and spatial audio support. The update adds support for DualSense Adaptive Triggers and Xbox Impulse Triggers.

The update includes bug fixes for crashes, loading errors, file damage, input devices, visual options, and progression blocks in Metro 2033 Redux. It also addresses boss encounters, stealth mechanics, and crashes in Metro: Last Light Redux.

Deep Silver Account support is now available for both games. Players can link an account via an in-game QR code to unlock a comic book and receive competition entries for METRO 2039, which is scheduled to launch on February 4, 2027. Players can receive up to four entries if they also sign up for the Deep Silver newsletter. Legacy branches remain available on Steam and GOG.

Background In October, Nvidia released a DLSS 5 model that first appeared in NBA 2K27 on October 16. Our earlier story