Метро 2035

The underground metro feels so vividly oppressive and claustrophobic. I wonder what inspired him to craft this particular environment and its history.

The characters often make morally grey decisions that challenge notions of right and wrong. How did these choices impact your view of their humanity?

The series feels like it’s building toward something big. I'm curious whether Glukhovsky planned the overarching narrative early or let it evolve naturally.