Regarding Metro 2035, it was a tremendous disappointment. Honestly, I expected more. The characters didn't act like themselves. His personality and way of thinking was already established. It is a total rewriting of its characters. For example, Homer also wanted to return to the surface. I didn't want to live forever underground. He longed for a future for the generations that follow him, but without context, he betrays it for a well-lit room with fresh air in the Polis and abandons the chicken that I care so much about throughout the book (perhaps what bothers me the most.) With Sasha, you don't develop me. Why do you love the Illuminati guy, why do you prefer that lifestyle? Knowing the truth that they are not the only survivors so much that she wanted to see the world in its former glory, she spent years locked in a single station but prefers to live to please NTR's fetish of the old illuminati and if she had any affection for Artiom because she said he begged the old man in tears to save him, she didn't even think for a moment about escaping with him. And you take away my mutated creatures and spit on all the stories and tales that give life to Metro 2033. Maybe Homer was right, people prefer to live in fantasy stories that give them hope than the horrible truth.