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The enemy AI is really on show here, particularly the combat chatter. Sidekick Psycho returns, more sympathetic than ever, as does the nefarious CELL, the paramilitary organization from Crysis 2 that has since set its sight on global domination, using alien technology as their catalyst.

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There is a mid-game level taking place in and around a series of ruined skyscrapers overgrown with forest and fauna, where the surrounding streets have been hollowed out, their sewers exposed and turned into flowing rivers. It is also easily the most visually impressive of the three, combining the jungles of the first game with the ruined cityscape of the second, creating some truly awe-inspiring vistas. It also contains more of that wonderful combination of stealth and action Crysis is known for. I understand why Crytek left this design misstep untouched for posterity’s sake though, rather than pulling a George Lucas.Ĭrysis 3 is arguably the least interesting entry in the series, but absolutely worth playing for the evolution and conclusion of the narrative. The last quarter of the game is still an endless slog of linear map design, terrible writing and tedious boss fights culminating in a lame, cliffhanger ending. There is a strange bug where dead bodies show up on the radar as living targets that I do not believe existed in the original. But, many times during combat encounters I found enemy soldiers just standing around (sometimes without weapons), facing walls, or sitting in cars, oblivious to my presence. Yes, they can be quite deadly once they lock onto you.

Their levels of awareness are all over the place. Unfortunately, this means that the enemy AI is still as dumb as a box of rocks. Other than that, the gameplay mechanics remain relatively untouched. You have to stop first, THEN jump, while pressing forward.

This streamlining improves the pacing immensely, although running and jumping can be very awkward, as you cannot use the forward momentum of a sprint to push yourself into a forward leap. Only armor mode and cloak need to be activated. Where you used to have to manually select the ability to run fast, grab large objects or jump to superhuman heights, the suit can now compensate for those actions automatically.

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On the plus side, you are now able to switch between the original suit functionality, and the system introduced in the sequels. There was a moment where I thought I was staring directly into a highly detailed skybox before realizing that, no, that’s not a painting, that’s an actual village on the horizon and I can go there. The game is now more visually stunning than ever, thanks to ray tracing and improved global illumination effects, which give every object shade and luster even at great distances. I played each title on the “Very High” visual setting - “Low” being the lowest, and “Can it run Crysis?” being the highest - and was not disappointed.Īnyone who has played the original Crysis will remember that “epic gamer moment” early on in the first mission, where the player reaches the crest of a hill to look down on the first enemy encampment as the sun rises on the bay in the distance. This means incredible new lighting effects, 8k high-resolution textures and improved draw distances.

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Most notably, Crytek has incorporated the latest version of its patented CryEngine into the PC build. Crysis: Remastered Trilogy updates all three titles with higher graphical fidelity and minor quality-of-life improvements on PC.