Metroid Dread’s most defining moments come from the E.M.M.I. robots, who have mysteriously turned from their original mission and now hunt Samus through their patrolled zones.

Metroid Dread is the first all-new game in the Metroid series since 2010, and it's an ideal example of what makes these games so memorable.

The map is sprawling, the bosses demand precise pattern recognition and bits of lore are hidden around the world to find. The handful of characters you cross paths with are all exceptionally defined.

In a world as vast and expansive as ZDR in Metroid Dread, map stations are blessings. Metroid Dread follows a typical Metroidvania style of gameplay. Players find themselves in situations with ...

Well, as with any title in the Metroid franchise, Metroid Dread's world is stuffed full of hidden collectibles and upgrades. Some of these items are placed well out of your line of sight or ...

Like most other Metroid titles, Metroid Dread is an extremely difficult game. It’s not obtuse or punishing, but you will need to use your wits to figure out where to go, and your reflexes to ...

Metroid Dread - Area and World Maps Here are the maps for every area featured in Metroid Dread. Donovan Erskine October 8, 2021 4:20 PM 1 ...

Metroid Dread's map is useful for exploring the world, and doesn’t railroad you with bright, flashing objectives to rush to like Metroid Fusion, Metroid Zero Mission, and Samus Returns' maps.

A surprise sequel after nearly 20 years, Metroid Dread brings back the legendary exploration and progression and merges it with excellent modern combat and some of the best boss fights ever.

Metroid Dread makes huge gameplay changes to Nintendo’s long running franchise on Nintendo Switch, with difficult bosses and new, terrifying enemies. And it looks great on the OLED Switch.

Metroid Dread creates a palpable level of tension that we hope to see more of in Samus's future adventures. However, we couldn't shake the underlying feeling that the Metroid formula, as a whole ...

Metroid Dread's map is useful for exploring the world, and doesn’t railroad you with bright, flashing objectives to rush to like Metroid Fusion, Metroid Zero Mission, and Samus Returns' maps.