Crysis Remastered

jogo esta bom deu ate nostalgia de jogar ele porem agora com tudo no talo travado a 120fps e ai seu pc roda CRYSIS ?

Прикольная старая стреляка. В детстве не мог пройти из-за того, что на моменте входа в корабль пришельцев у меня тух комп в 0. Вернувшись сейчас было прикольно поиграть. Но часть с человеками понравилась куда больше, чем часть с пришельцами, так-как разнообразия прохождения там больше и обычно это тупа веселее. После того как дают бороться с прешельцами начал ловить кучу багов, благо под конец их вообще не стало. Короче игра стоит примерно 3 бутылки водки Пять озёр. Если хочется освежить в памяти эту игруху, то я думаю оно того стоит. Хотя как по мне, она сильно устарела.

Back in the day, buying Crysis wasn't just buying a game, it was benchmarking your entire PC. You didn't ask how many frames you were getting; you asked whether your computer had made peace with its creator. The phrase "Can it run Crysis?" became a legend for a reason. It wasn't a question, it was a challenge. Entire gaming PCs were judged by their ability to survive the opening level without sounding like they were trying to taxi down a runway. This being said, the Crysis trilogy is one of my favorite FPS series ever made. Every game brings something different to the table, and even years later they're still a blast to play. The Nanosuit is still one of the coolest mechanics in any shooter. Switching between armor mode and cloak on the fly makes every fight feel like you're a one-person special forces army with a science-fiction budget that definitely exceeded Congress's approval. Every encounter gives you the freedom to go in guns blazing, sneak around like Predator, or accidentally forget you're not cloaked and sprint straight into a squad of enemies anyway. Crysis 2's destroyed New York is an awesome setting, the first game's tropical island still looks incredible, and Crysis 3 wraps everything up with some genuinely fun gameplay, even if it's my least favorite of the three. After all these years, the games are still genuinely fun and not just famous because they melted graphics cards. The trilogy has fantastic gunplay, beautiful environments, and enough freedom in combat to make every firefight feel different. " Ask not if your PC can run Crysis, Ask if your PC can run Crysis well". - Some dumbass

Crysis 1 is the revolutionary game. It didnt age well i know but its meh nowadays. It's annoying that the game resolves around nano suit and nano suit only. There is basically no missions that are exciting, not to mention the enemies are blatantly been used the same and guns are all the same stuff over and over, i got the alien moac after like 10 missions later and the game has like 13 missions in total and 3 acts. crysis 1 felt like beta experiment to me.

I am aware of the fact that Crysis is an old game at this point, and I also know that a remaster usually just touches up the graphics and tweaks a few balance issues here and there. That said, I still left feeling more underwhelmed than I expected to be after finishing this remaster. Visuals Visually, the game does better than the original in several ways: better reflections, improved shading, a more cinematic tone, and a richer colour palette. That said, I’m not a fan of every change. The Nanosuit looks oddly worse due to its texture and colour scheme, and there are some scenes which had their lighting changed in a way which I personally do not like. A bit too artificial, IMO. Overall, it’s an upgrade on this front, but not in every aspect. Gameplay It’s decent. It is a standard shooter from a long-gone era, mixed with some interesting gimmicks that come from the Nanosuit the protagonist wears. You have a cloaking mode, which renders you nearly invisible unless you are very close; an armour mode, which personally I found a bit underwhelming because it drained energy too quickly to be of any particular use; and a speed mode, which is basically a super-fast sprint that activates when you’re not using the other two modes. When it comes to gun variety, you have about eight or so firearms to use. Although the variety is not high, at least each weapon has its own uses. There wasn't much to complain about regarding the gunplay itself, but I do feel that the aiming felt off and inaccurate at certain distances. Honestly, I am not sure if that is a feature or a bug. Technical Issues Speaking of bugs, there is a lot to complain about on the technical side. I do not expect a remaster to change fundamental elements from the original, but I do expect it to be polished. This is far from that. I’ve become familiar with several bugs: my HUD disappearing, enemy AI breaking and freezing up, key bindings not responding, and many more. None were game-breaking or caused any soft-locks, but the frequency made it quite annoying. I am not unreasonable when it comes to bugs. I understand that some might occur on occasion, but here they were the norm. TL;DR I would probably recommend this game to someone who wants to see how the Crysis series started (since the original is no longer available). But in and of itself, it is a pretty basic game that is quite buggy and a bit underwhelming in a lot of aspects.

Whether you want to go in loud or stay in the shadows this game is what you want, a mix of many types of shooters where you go from fighting North Koreans to Aliens.

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Tiros, bombas y racismo interplanetario. Fantástico, me estoy descargando el 2.

A mediocre start of a series, this game is way ahead of its time and it was fun while it lasted (if you play it not on the highest difficulty). BUT CAN IT RUN CRYSIS ?!!!

This release is a broken piece of ♥♥♥♥. It constantly crashes.