Metro (franchise)

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The Other Wiki tells us that "Metro (Russian: Метро) is a franchise consisting of novels and video games, which began with the release of Dmitry Glukhovsky's Metro 2033 novel".

After a nuclear war, survivors live in large cities' metro (subway) systems... and continue their conflicts.

Works in the franchise include:

Literature

Metro 2033 (Dmitry Glukhovsky, 2002)
Metro 2034 (Dmitry Glukhovsky, 2009)
Metro 2035 (Dmitry Glukhovsky, 2015)
Road Signs (Vladimir Berezin, 2009)
Dark Tunnels (Sergey Antonov, 2010)
Piter (Shimun Vrochek, 2010)
Towards the Light (Andrey Dyakov, 2010)
The Yield by Force (Andrey Erpylev, 2010)
The Marble Paradise (Sergey Kuznetsov, 2010)
The Wanderer (Suren Tsormudian, 2010)
The North (Andrey Butorin, 2010)
In the Interests of the Revolution (Sergey Antonov, 2010)
The War of Moles (Alexandr Shakilov, 2010)
Murancha (Ruslan Melnikov, 2011)
The Nameless (Sergey Paliy, 2011)
To See the Sun (Sergey Moskvin, 2011)
Beneath the Hell (Andrey Grebenschikov, 2011)
Ghost Station (Anna Kalinkina, 2011)
Into the Darkness (Andrey Dyakov, 2011)
Corpsmen (Sergey Zaytsev, 2011)
Britannia (Grant McMaster, 2011)
Ice Prison (Igor Vardunas, 2011)
The Siege of the Paradise (Andrey Butorin, 2011)
The Last Refuge ("Residents of Metro 2033 website", 2011)
Unburied (Sergey Antonov, 2012)
Blinding Emptiness (Andrey Chernetsov, Valentin Lezhenda, 2012)
Le radici del cielo ("Roots of Heaven") (Tullio Avoledo, 2012)
The Kingdom of Rats (Anna Kalinkina, 2012)
MRLs (Zahar Petrov, 2012)
Ancestral Heritage (Suren Tsormudyan, 2012)
The Right to Force (Denis Shabalov, 2012)
Wrong Side of the World (Timothy Kalashnikov, 2012)
Hunger (Sergey Moskvin, 2012)
Witness (Irina Baranova and Constantine Benev, 2012)
The Daughter of the Heavenly Spirit (Andrey Butorin, 2012)
Over the Horizon (Andrey Dyakov, 2013)
Right to Life (Denis Shabolov, 2013)
La crociata dei bambini ("The Children's Crusade") (Tullio Avoledo, 2014)
Dzielnica obiecana ("The Promised District") (Paweł Majka, 2014)
Otchłań ("Abyss") (Robert J. Szmidt, 2015)
Aliens eyes (Sergey Semyonov, 2015)
Wieża ("Tower") (Robert J. Szmidt, 2016)
Człowiek obiecany ("The Promised Man") (Paweł Majka, 2016)
Achromatopsja ("Achromatopsia") (Artur Chmielewski, 2017)
Rive Gauche ("Left Bank") (Pierre Bordage, 2020)

Video Games

Metro 2033 (2010)
Metro: Last Light (2013)
Metro Redux (2014, a remastering of Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light)
Metro Exodus (2019)

The following tropes are common to many or all entries in the Metro (franchise) franchise.
For tropes specific to individual installments, visit their respective work pages.

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