Gameinformer iconGameinformerSep 3, 2026 ~1 min source read

New Metro 2039 Gameplay Trailer Confirms February Release Date

If you're looking to catch up on the series before 2039 releases, I recommend catching up on Game Informer's reviews of Metro Redux (a two-part remaster of the first two games) and Metro Exodus, which is a great entry point for newcomers and fans alike. Developer 4A Games debuted a new console gameplay trailer for the upcoming sequel to its long-running survival shooter series, Metro 2039, during this morning's Sony State of Play presentation.

New Metro 2039 Gameplay Trailer Confirms February Release Date

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Developer 4A Games debuted a new console gameplay trailer for the upcoming sequel to its long-running survival shooter series, Metro 2039, during this morning's Sony State of Play presentation.

The trailer showcases a tense gunfight, populated by the distinct plinks of silenced submachine guns, all while The Stranger's watch counts down the minutes until his radiation filter expires.

Despite losing its main character, Artyom, Metro's signature first-person gunplay and survival elements are still on full display.

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Developer 4A Games debuted a new console gameplay trailer for the upcoming sequel to its long-running survival shooter series, Metro 2039, during this morning's Sony State of Play presentation. Despite losing its main character, Artyom, Metro's signature first-person gunplay and survival elements are still on full display. The trailer showcases a tense gunfight, populated by the distinct plinks of silenced submachine guns, all while The Stranger's watch counts down the minutes until his radiation filter expires.

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As it concludes, the trailer confirms Metro 2039's release date: If you're looking to catch up on the series before 2039 releases, I recommend catching up on Game Informer's reviews of Metro Redux (a two-part remaster of the first two games) and Metro Exodus, which is a great entry point for newcomers and fans alike.

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