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Metro Redux or KSP?

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Metro Redux or Kerbal Space Program? I've seen the story of Metro Last Light but I am getting bored of FPS, I was just wondering if Metro was really good.

 

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KSP is really fun, it's quite difficult(might just be me being bad), it's got a good modding community and tons of hours of fun if you're into that sorta stuff. metro LL was good, but I'd lean toward KSP

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Metro is one of my favourite story based games to play

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The Metro series is one of my favorites. I would highly recommend it.

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