Metro 2035

Interesting Facts

• The book concludes the trilogy that began with the novels "Metro 2033" and "Metro 2034," and serves as the final part of Artyom's story.
• In "Metro 2035," the author returns to the dark atmosphere of the underground world, where people continue to struggle for survival after a nuclear catastrophe.
• The novel explores themes of power, manipulation, and propaganda, showing how information can be used to control society.
• In the book, Artyom seeks to find the truth about the world beyond Moscow's metro, symbolizing his quest for freedom and truth.
• Dmitry Glukhovsky incorporates elements of social critique in the novel, reflecting contemporary political and social issues.
• The book has received positive reviews for its atmosphere and deep philosophical reflections on the nature of human society.