I really like to explore as much as I can in games, and the amount of things I was able to find to explore just naturally in the game really surprised me considering the linearity, it is shockingly dense. While I have some pretty decent hours in the previous (over 300 on both versions of 2033 combined, around 200 on Last Light combined) Exodus was just different. I usually take about twice the average leisure length for a game, but Exodus was even longer. and actual hub) is a new thing for the series. Having the train that I can come back to, restock at and talk to characters at in the middle of an open area where I can continue in different directions (i.e. But the deviation from that strict linearity is something almost entirely unique to Exodus. 2033 and LL are linear games, and good ones, imo. The most "free-roaming" station I remember was Venice (finding the kid's toy, shooting game), and even then once you reach where Pavel is, the plot basically continues if you are ready or not. They're tonally different, but mechanically similar to the rest of the gameplay levels. The most agency the player has is choosing when to continue, and even that is often done for you. The game allowed me to restock my ammo, but I am ultimately still at the whim of the plot. It's definitely not player driven either.
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