Crysis 3 Remastered

Купил игру, чтобы наконец-то узнать, чем закончится эта война с пришельцами. В итоге: - Идеальный гибрид первых частей. Город зарос джунглями, локации стали просторнее, дав кучу тактической свободы. - Главная любовь этой части - лук. Позволяет стрелять прямо из невидимости - чистокровный симулятор хищника. - Сюжет получился самым эмоциональным, а история Пророка подошла к логическому и красивому концу. - Прокачка модулей костюма и связанные с ним испытания откровенно душнят и сильно сбивают бодрый темп игры. Шикарный и очень красивый финал трилогии. Стрельба из лука - огонь! Рекомендую!

Extremely disappointing as a package for me. First 2 levels I was enjoying myself but the other 5 were a slog to get through. The story is not comprehendible at all taking place decades after the second game and uses tie in novels to help fill in what happened. The gameplay introducing the bow is fun, but you never really have much use for it. Has one of the worst helicopter segments I've seen in a game and let's go ahead and add a horrible final boss as well. The voice acting is rough, the levels are a bit confusing where to go at times (really only a problem for the middle segment of levels), and again this has only 7 levels total. They are big levels, but you never really see anything new. Huge letdown for me after I did end up enjoying Crysis 2

Jesus Crytek what a forgettable game. No idea how we went from Crysis 2 to this. The story is shambolic. CELL now owns the entire world for some reason, the Ceph should've been dealt with at this point with what happened in the previous game but they are still a threat and the dialog is just awful. Psycho is so whiny in this game compared to his goofball nature in C1, Rasch has like five minutes of screentime despite the fact he was set up to being a important character towards the end of C2 and the less said about Claire the better. Prophet (who is dead at this point but so is Alcatraz from the previous game and the suit seems to be it's own person now or whatever) doesn't fare any better with his obsession with the ALPHA CEPH and his over the top cringe worthy dialog. Gameplay is kinda crap too. I have no idea who thought the predator bow was a good idea with it's in-game mechanics. It's so incredibly OP due to not wasting your cloak energy that it makes most encounters trivial even at the hardest difficulty. One complaint Crysis 2 had back in it's day was the reduction in level size so Crytek increased it for this game but most of the time the levels are so empty. Even the different pathways you can take to reach your objective are pointless and dont really offer any superior gameplay opportunities especially because the game is so easy and there's just no point in taking them as opposed to just annihilating everything in your path. There's a lot of new weapons in this game but most of them are forgettable (especially most of the Ceph weapons that can be used). I feel like the nanosuit was downgraded a bit much due to the upgrade system (on Crysis 1 there was no upgrading needed, as it felt totally balanced as it was) forcing the player to constantly tinker between different upgrades to find the best balance for each situation which was annoying to me. The hacking is so unnecessary and simply not fun due to it's repetitive nature and also because you can not remap the hacking key for some reason. The hacked turrets are also too OP as they can clear an entire platoon of enemies by itself. Seriously, this game is way too easy. When it comes to the graphics it looks good, but I dont think it looks better than C2R. SVOGI is completely missing in this game and the environments are pretty repetitive. It's kinda lacking in the lighting department, with areas that are way too dark\moody most of the time due to this post-apocalyptic setting they decided to go with. Ray Tracing is a nonfactor too and I only noticed it on certain metallic surfaces at the start of the game but frankly I would just turn it off. Soundtrack is meh. Crysis 2 has many memorable tunes but here there's practically nothing. I think I can only remember one track that was kinda good but that's about it. Game is so short too. You can finish it in just a few hours and only the huge amount of collectibles and achievements will make the game go on a bit longer. No suprise there hasn't been any more Crysis games after this one. They completely screwed up in nearly every way with this game. I would only buy it if there's a discount along with the other remastered games of the franchise and if you already have the original game don't even bother.

Bro killed himself at the end of second game just to come back for the 3rd game to kill more.

— My name is Laurence Barnes. They called me Prophet. (с) Prophet. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2933843784

[b]Crysis 3 Remastered[/b] is probably the best game in the trilogy in my opinion, however it is not without some glaring issues that I will mention here. It took me some time but I finally completed the trilogy and honestly it's not a bad choice of games to throw your life away on. [u]Main character[/u] This is the first game you actually play as a covert operative named Laurence Barnes aka Prophet, even though he's one of the main, if not the main protagonist of the trilogy. He's even more enhanced than in previous games, and the entire game revolves around him and his mission - to destroy the aliens known as Ceph once and for all. I'm not sure how it's him under the suit if you played the 2nd game, maybe I just missed something, or maybe it just doesn't make any sense. [u]Story[/u] The story is pretty much the continuation of previous game where you're trying to stop the Ceph invasion on Earth, singlehandedly mostly of course because Barnes is pretty much a one man army that can survive anything and he has the thickest plot armor in the history of gaming. In overall the story is decent and easy to follow through but here comes one of the franchise problems - it generally feels like you're playing the same game over and over - at first you're facing human enemies and later on you'll entirely face alien threat. They literally made all 3 games on the same basis and for me that is a bit off-putting to say the least. [u]Gameplay[/u] As in previous games, the gameplay is pretty much the same which is another issue for me. Nothing revolutionary changes in a way and you're still left with the same main powers and abilities as in previous games - armor and stealth. This game introduces bow and arrow as a new weapon, it feels refreshing and satisfying to use it and thumbs up for that! Some of the guns feel recycled but there are some new, interesting additions which were welcoming. I always liked how you can customize your gun to tailor your playstyle, though suit upgrades are still subpar and below expectations. AI is extremely stupid, if you're playing a stealth game you can take out the entire team of people and once you understand how stealth in this game works it becomes a walk in the park, even on the hardest difficulties WHICH WAS NEVER SUPPOSED TO BE THAT EASY! [u]Graphics[/u] Game looks gorgeous, Crytek's Cryengine does wonders and the game looks great even for today's standard. I don't have any significant complaints regarding graphics and everything runs smoothly as it possibly can. [u]Conclusion[/u] [b]Crysis 3 Remastered[/b] is a good conclusion in the franchise although it doesn't deliver anything groundbreaking to the table, it's pretty much more of the same. The main character gets a good closure in the end and it seems like by the final chapter everything falls in order. I'd recommend playing this last addition to the franchise as I personally had most fun with it out of the whole trilogy. Fans of the genre will appreciate this entry, and unless you're a fan you probably won't be blown away by anything this game has to offer. [h3]8.4/10[/h3]

It's not as cool as I remember Crysis 2 being, but its still fine. Kinda short. Story is meh, music was decent, but not as cool as Crysis 2. Graphics.. not as good as I remember the series having. On Maximum Graphics™, there are still cases of certain lights going through walls, blurry textures, etc. Does run well though, if we are ignoring occasional 1-2 second freezes when accessing main menu or the upgrade menus for whatever reason. Visor icons are on some kind of weird PVS system, meaning you can scan a collectible to mark it and then it just disappears behind a corner. Or doesn't appear to begin with. Which makes the "play with the visor up at all times to not miss collectibles for the achievement" problem twice as bad.

Absolute cinema and a classic Masterpiece as i remember years ago. That's it. No need to say more.

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