A post-apocalyptic journey into myth, memory, and the broken world beneath.
Set in the Metro multiverse, Britannia brings the collapse to the remains of Western Europe. In the tunnels beneath Glasgow, symbolic echoes and old folklore coil beneath the surface as a survivor hunts for his stolen family. A psychological descent into ruin, identity, and the stories we cling to when the world ends.
(Originally released in a limited cycle; physical copies are now uncommon.)
Metro 2033: Britannia extends the Metro universe into the fractured remnants of the UK. Beneath Glasgow’s ruins, the tunnels become a labyrinth of psychology and myth, where the protagonist’s search for his stolen family becomes a descent into trauma, folklore, and symbolic transformation.
This is a world where the apocalypse is both external and internal — where memory breaks, identity shifts, and shadows take on meaning they should not have.
The first edition circulated for only a short time, and physical copies are now rare. What persists is the work itself: its atmosphere, its mythic undercurrent, and the quiet violence of its world.