Crysis Remastered

Pure nostalgia! As an old Crysis veteran, it's still fun to slip into the Nanosuit and dash through the jungle at high speed to take out Koreans and aliens in complete freedom. This time even as a remastered version with improved graphics and even more beautiful landscapes. Unfortunately, Crysis Warhead is not included and nothing has been changed in terms of gameplay, which is why you still have to deal with the old problems. However, this also contributes to the nostalgia if you want to see something positive in it. In terms of performance, it ran 90% well for me and I had a few bugs. A classic that I can recommend.

I swear to god remastered these days are just cash grabs that add no value what so ever and riddle the game with bugs. Crysis 2007 was a bug free experience whilst this is a dumpster fire form heavy scripting that messes up whole missions especially the last one to dumb and invincible AI and don't even get me started on hit boxes, object physics and collision . Overall that game didn't even improve it graphically and I find it repulsive to look at compared to the original. Massive thumbs down.

Really bad attempt at a remaster overall, play the original instead.

(Mild Spoiler Ahead) – The game is a blast, but the sense of separation is really serious, and the process is very short. I jumped straight in on Delta difficulty, and it turned out to be surprisingly not that difficult. You are a US special forces soldier equipped with high-tech Nanosuit. Although a head-on confrontation is basically a dead end, but if you stick to stealth, cloak up, and assassinate your way through the chaos, it will become simple, and it will be tense and exciting. If you want to truly experience the feeling of "one person is an army", it is recommended to have the lowest difficulty and fully unleash the power of Nanosuit: cloak up, armor hard, speeding up, it's as cool as cheating. Why is the sense of separation serious? Because: The first half: US special forces vs. North Korean troops. The second half: Sci-fi alien disaster movie. ——Fighting guerrilla warfare, bombing bases, assassinating enemy troops, but later it turned into alien spaceships ascending, blizzards hitting, and all enemy soldiers turned into alien mechanical tentacle monsters. Just like you are watching "Saving Private Ryan", and halfway through it suddenly turns into "Alien vs. Predator". Some people might find that twist exciting—adds urgency and unpredictability. Me? I think the genre just flipped, the pacing snapped, and the mission lost focus. In conclusion: Solid gameplay, intense and satisfying mechanics. But the story takes a wild turn too suddenly, the campaign’s over way too fast, and the ending feels rushed. Still, rampaging through a jungle with bleeding-edge nanotech strapped to your body? That’s an experience worth having.

the feature for fleksible suit gone, manual save gone, even this game didn't have cloud save? wth dont recomend to nomad people who always switch from pc to handheld/laptop when not home

A really good FPS, but, quite difficult. Even at the first map (island) it is easy to get stuck in tricky parts, and the enemy AI is quite the challenge, and overall it is quite messy, you often find yourself surrounded. Fact is i got to last part of the map and couldn't [spoiler]complete the bail out.[/spoiler] Also, no quick save, just checkpoints, should off put a lot of ppl. If they ever fix this major flaw then i may be able to complete this game. Still can recommend it as it is, but a weak one.

Just such a bad technical state of a game. I played for a little while and enjoyed it but suddenly ultra wide screen resolutions are unable to be played. Lots of people complaining about it online. The game should JUST WORK. This game ran poorly when i ran it a decade ago and now it runs buggy. I'm the idiot for buying it twice though.

It's the console adaptation of the Crysis, not the original version remastered. Still fun.

I love this game and the whole franchise! The first Crysis game particularly offers quite interesting gameplay in addition to a nice story. As far as I know, initially it had to be the test of a new version of CryEngine: the developers tried to show how realistic a game can be. Anyway, for me there are lots of other interesting aspects in this shooter besides just the pretty jungles. [h2]GAMEPLAY[/h2] For me it’s a unique game due to this part. Firstly, it’s the nanosuit: it provides you with several features. You can use the strength mode so that any human will die from your hit. Additionally, if you run quickly and your suit has energy, you’ll run even faster. But armor and cloak are the best. The former turns your suit energy into your additional health points, and the latter makes you invisible unless you get too close to an enemy. However, the AI’s weird here: when you’re invisible, they are completely blind, but if you become visible again, they’ll start shooting you right away! And even if you turn on the cloak again, they’ll be seeing you for a few seconds. I also want to mention that Crysis Remastered can be well played with DualShock 4 controllers. I just found a mod for DualShock 4 icons and turned on the simulation of an Xbox gamepad on Steam. The only really big problem was to control the VTOL because you always have to keep your height, and for it you must use the D-Pad. But when my left thumb was busy with the left stick, I had to put my hands in an uncomfortable position. Therefore I recommend playing it only with gamepads like Xbox’ ones since the D-Pad is in a more accessible position there. There are also other drawbacks of the gameplay, such as the damage absorbed through walls and boring boss fights, but one aspect makes it insignificant… [h2]LOCATIONS[/h2] Despite quite strange AI this game is amazing exactly because of its levels. At first, lots of objects are destroyable; if you accidentally throw a chair away, it can hit a nearby hut and it’ll get destroyed. Just don’t be inside at that time. This fact is enough to create unique situations where only your ingenuity can save you. You can hide in the corner behind a door and kill everyone who shows up. Or you can tryna go under the cloak and get stuck in the middle of a village without any bush with 20% of your suit energy. Everything is upon you. The second part is the locations’ vibe. In the first half of the game you’ll be dealing with North Koreans on the Lingshan Islands. You’ll see jungles and local villages, conquered by North Koreans. However, I haven’t met a local dweller for the whole game, which is bizarre. Human enemies are very silly, like I said. Therefore later you’ll get into the aliens’ den in a mountain. There’s no gravity, and subsequently it’ll disorientate you. There also will be the hosts of the place, who are a bit smarter than humans, yet stupid too. Later you’ll get out and be going through to leave the aliens’ glacial sphere. Jungles under the snow look quite interesting, but it’s only for a short period of time, unfortunately. Then you’ll get back to a military ship where you’ll face the last boss. [h2]WEAPONS[/h2] What makes the gameplay more interesting is its guns. Here you’ll have the opportunity to kill your enemy with several firearms originating on the Earth, a few guns from space, and throwable objects. It’s not too much, nevertheless, you also can customize your guns, thereby making them silent or making it easier for yourself to shoot without aiming if you play without a marker in the center of your screen. There isn’t much to say about weapons since the arsenal is quite small here. There are also 2 types of throwable weapons: either you throw a barrel or a closet directly to your enemy, or you drop a grenade beside your target. [h2]MISSIONS[/h2] Unfortunately, it’s not one of the best parts of this game; it only sometimes is. In most cases your purpose is to visit this village, occupied by North Koreans, and to turn off a device of theirs. Then you destroy a tank in this place, destroy an Anti-Aircraft Artillery in that place, save this archaeologist, and repeat. But there are 2 interesting exceptions. The first is when you’re provided with a tank and you can go through the whole level, killing everyone, except your allies, around yourself. You can leave the tank in the case it has absorbed too much damage, but then it’ll be the same boring stealth. And the second case is the chapter where you’re reluctant to control a VTOL. It’s also a standing out mission of the game. But, like I said, you rarely will experience such uniquenesses of the game. [h2]PLOT[/h2] This is why I love the whole Crysis series! However, the first game is just an introduction to everything that will be in the following games. You begin as a military soldier of the USA, Nomad. You’re flying with your squad to the Lingshan Islands to find out what soldiers of the DPRK did with a group of archaeologists. In the first half of the game you’ll be dealing with North Koreans. In the second part all the North Koreans will disappear from your sight and aliens will be of your concern. I guess it’s because they fled as far as it was possible while the protagonist was in the aliens’ base. After the base Nomad flees with his allies too. And since he meets no one from North Korea, they probably left before. Anyway, I think that the plot is here just to justify the player’s presence in this jungle. It’s good that it creates the foundation for the whole lore. Nonetheless, it’s just a nice story. That’s all! [h2]SOUND[/h2] Although an awesome sound is standart, it’s still a significant part in this game. As for the sound effects, they are mostly fine. Everything sounds natural except guns. I don’t know what the problem is to make sounds that are at least similar to what firearms sound like in the real world. Without the silencer, a gun sounds bearable, but it’s definitely not the way they sound in reality. I also want to add that with the cloak on everything around you sounds muffled, which adds atmosphere too! And another aspect of the sound is the music. Compared to Crysis 2 it’s not so energetic and dramatic, but overall, it’s great! There are several tracks that play depending on the state of your fight. I cannot explain exactly what the difference is between one song that plays while your enemies are looking for you and the other that sounds when you’re silently going through the location. But it all sounds suitable, as for me. The only flaw of the music set in Crysis 1 is that it’s not memorable. [h2]GRAPHICS[/h2] What can I say about the picture you see in the remastered version of a game the graphics of which made everyone go crazy at its release time? I guess it’s quite obvious that all the effects were improved here, and since I’ve played the original game, I can say that it looks better. I don’t know how, but for some reason it does. It just looks pretty, that’s all I can say. I remember being amazed by the water here when I was playing it for the first time; it merely was my first game with such graphics level. Anyway, it’s just a beautiful game. [h2]ORIGINAL OR REMASTERED?[/h2] I’ve played the original game, so I have what to say. Since this’ a positive review, I guess the conclusion is explicit. During my 12 hours in the original game I got Crysis crashed 5-7 times. But the remastered version has never crashed at all, as far as I remember, even though I’ve played 47 hours in it! Moreover, it wasn’t easy even to launch the original game. Additionally, there are some differences in the gameplay, and the latter game is easier because both the health and energy bars are replenished faster, and some other stuff. I think that the differences aren’t really significant, therefore for me the choice depends on the optimization which is better in the remastered version. As for the whole game in any version, I suggest that you play it. It’s worth your time!

Well... They demolished a strong component of this game, the AI. Human npcs are so dumb, they cannot flank you, they "teleport" left and right like cephs and they can spot you wherever you are, the only positive thing could be the graphic, if you never played the original, but there's no art direction, it's just saturated almost like the original blackfire mod, and it's heavy, the original one ran on two cores, one for everthing, and the second for the audio, this one is just poorly optimized, "can it run crysis?"... Maxed out settings won't run on almost any build. And no updates since 2022... I forgot, there's no way to save, how the heck is possible... The suit mode form the last 2 games is horrible on this, just no, they ruined the classic mode, nanosuit 1.0 worked always on armor mode as default, so if you use armor mode you'll hear the 2.0/3.0 suits heavy step. The only way to fully enjoy this remaster is to play this for the first time. I expected warhead campaign as a dlc but no, let's fund the next chapter by porting the same game on another iteration of the cryengine.

Great game! Well balanced and definitely worth its money. I'm having so much fun! And it works great on GNU/Linux!

Crysis Remastered is the first FPS I’ve ever fully completed, and it was a great experience. The game still holds up surprisingly well, the nanosuit powers (cloak, armor, speed, strength) give a lot of freedom in how you play. Stealth or full-on assault, both feel satisfying. The visuals are stunning for a remaster, especially the island environments and lighting. The story is decent — starts off as a military op, then takes a wild sci-fi turn with aliens. Felt fresh and intense for a newcomer like me. Some minor bugs and the AI can be a bit wonky, but overall, it's a solid mix of action, tech, and atmosphere. Definitely worth playing if you're into tactical FPS games.

Fun FPS, catch it on sale. Good for 20 hrs or so playtime, the story line is pretty decent.

my pc can run crysis at can it run crysis at around 90 fps on the first mission i forgot if i had dlss or not

FIX YOUR GAME!!!! bugs and crashes all over this, literally cannot progress the game because of game breaking bug

I'm gonna finish this game just because I've never finished Crysis, even though I have played it when it first released. But this gotta be the worst remaster I've seen, it's worse than that Tony Hawk remaster where they've removed the multiplayer. Have you ever played a game in your life where the physics will only work if you're looking straight at the thing that's supposed to be affected by it? If you shoot a tower with a bazooka the thing will literally not blow up unless you're looking straight at the tower, if you're strafing behind a wall (even though you can still partially see the tower) THE THING WILL NOT COLLAPSE. this has to be some kind of joke, this wasn't in the original game obviously. EDIT: after finishing this, I wish I didn't. Worst story ever, even for 2000s standards. The ending sucks, the final boss fight sucks, the only thing this game had back then was graphics.

I get all of the complaints about the muddy foliage, especially if you use DLSS. I'm running an older rig with an i7/3060 so I don't mind using DLSS and got used to it a while ago. I remember assembling my first dual-core rig in 2001 or so and how much Crysis stressed whatever build I had in 2007. It's a fun benchmark. With this version I actually enjoy running it smoothly in 1440p. I set DLSS to Balanced, I know the visuals could be less fuzzy. It just doesn't bother me. I'm enjoying this version while I completely understand those that are going back to Warhead and whatnot and prefer that experience over this. But if you're on an older/budget rig this will actually run.

Very cool game! Got a lot of fun from passing on maximum difficulty. All the achievements are taken in 9 hours without rushing.

I don't recommend buying it, the game doesn't have a save option. The game saves itself after a while. And if you exit the game, you have to start again from the checkpoint.

One of my favorites. I played the original on Xbox 360 and don't thing this remaster is as bad as its reputation. I enjoyed it a lot.

You Don't need a Reason to Buy this game. The name "Crysis" is more than enough to spend money for this game. This Game Truly bring back my childhood memories. Even its a Remasterd I don't see a big Different between this and original game. Grapic is Improved. But the Joy and Fun can get from this game is Still same. I enjoyed it after so many years. Buy Crysis Trilogy on a sale So you can play other two games for a Cheap Price. True Gamers Never Forget "Crysis". I Hope you guys Enjoy this game.

Old? Yes. Outdated? Not even close. Still puts modern games to shame with its tropical beauty. The controls feel a bit dated, but that finale? So worth it.

the best singleplayer shooter campaign, tactical and realistic. and my pc can run it. 10/10

ECX Graphics MG this game is worth to play just for the graphical experience you will get!!!!

Another log for my fuck this game pile, yay! Repetition gets boring fast, especially when it's mowing down the same NPCs again and again between checkpoint respawns. And then it lost my save data for 3rd mission and I get to redo that all over again. Cool concept for a game, but words cannot define my level of frustration right now.

One of my favourites since my teenage days. But Remastered version could have been better.

After all those years, first Crysis still holds as a great sandbox shooter game. It offers pretty fascinating variety of enemies to fight, good environments which allow variable, creative approach to the objectives, surpisingly well done attachments system, vehicles, physics, and, of course, very pretty graphics. Even story, although generic and simple, shines by having several unexpected and very cool moments, and by being exceptionally epic. Main fun certainly comes from the creativity allowed by the environment, nice asrenal of weapons and magnificent nanosuit. Each time new foritifed position of an enemy encountered - there will be different ways of approaching: rushing in through the main entrance while blasting everything in sight; ramming in at 80 Km/h on a vehicle; blowing half of the place up from a distance using explosives; carefully taking out targets with a sniper rifle; constantly attacking and retreating, each time finding different infiltration points to wreak havoc among the enemies; sneaking in under cover of a cloaking mode and quietly clearing the place; or maybe simply taking defensive position and shooting adversaries with a mounted machinegun while they willingly come to you. The possibilities are many and exciting. But It wouldn't have been even half fun without another fine part of the game: AI of NPCs. While they can be dumb in some cases, most of the time they are acting like a coherent unit, constantly searching surroundings, are very careful and willing to sneak up on you, or hide around the corner, or use the numerical advantage to swarm player in a bad position. And if that doesn't work - well, they are not too proud to avoid calling reinforcements or using grenades. They are cunning, have good sight and more than challenging enough to keep firefights interesting. In fact, on higher difficulties they are extremely dangerous, so much that Crysis turns from an average shooter into a stealth-action. Armour falls apart after several shots, speed mode leaves you too vulnerable, and power mode is a waste of energy. The only way to survie is to not be seen, to take out each adversary from the shadows, or from the great distance, and then - to move to the objective slowly, thoughtfully, listening to every rustle to understand if there is an enemy left, because even one sneaky guy with a cheap rifle can easily make lots of holes in your extremely expensive nanosuit, turning it into a scrap. On highest difficulty cloak is your main tool, and optical scope - pretty much mandatory attachment of any gun. And it's fascinatingly fun! Only then and there the truth opens to your eyes: Crysis IS a stealth shooter, and a perfect one. There are tons of places to hide, more than enough firing positions to switch between, and AI is just forgiving enough to not immediately notice your location, but to give time and space to plan next move, and take out several more targets. There are few rules to success: don't be greedy or hasty, aim at the heads, and always be in motion. Danger awaits everywhere, yet you are the apex predator here, you have the best tools available, and you must make the most of them. Use your mind, and victory will be achieved. The stakes are high, but so is the reward: each cleared out point of interest brings lots of joy! Hunt-and-hide style of gameplay is extremely addictive, and is the must to try at least once, because only in the most dangerous situations it is clear how many ways of completing the objective are created by the developers, and how satisfyingly sandboxy Crysis is. Thanks to that freedom of approach, great detalisation in every aspect and awesome difficulty, Crysis proudly stands the trial of the time, and is highly recommended to connoisseurs of shooter genre.

Crysis стал для меня в своем роде Far Cry Remake. Те же разработчики, те же идеи, тот же сеттинг тропического острова, однако геймплейных возможностей стало гораздо больше, дали полетать и на VTOL, и из танка пострелять дали. Возможности нанокостюма также позволяют проходить игру по-разному в определенных ситуациях. Игра достаточно короткая, но благодаря этому каждая миссия становится уникальным испытанием.

Ehh... the first 3-4 hours are really good, almost perfect (for its time and for its simplistic fps genre) then it goes downhill and it becomes a chore of a braindead fps which you can find for 5$ in your market during XMas. 5h into the game the story pretends to be Halo and shows us a lot of cool stuff but in such a way that's tedious and boring. It made me speedrun every fight. In the end, its a good time capsule of physics and tech we treated like a miracle back then. Crysis 2 is better in every aspect and Crysis 3 has the best gunplay out the three. (replayed 2nd and 3rd one during the covid days which made these games even better). Also the way how they remastered it doesnt help, optimalization is uneven. 6.5/10. (Play, finish, reminisce, forget) PS. I had the weird frog army glitch or not glitch, that whenever i killed all the enemies, the frog army appeared and greeted me.

This game is very impressive for it's age most games can't touch this game still. It's a great game and looks amazing. The physics and visuals are top notch. Note: "It was the benchmark for all PCs , everyone gauged how good their PCs were based on running this".

Surprisingly has more substance and tactical potential (on the Delta difficulty) than I remember from when playing as a kid. Also, finally my PC can run Crysis...

This game is amazing and 1st of the installment of these Crysis game but it is fun and the graphics is amazing. If you like this game crysis 2 and 3 are more fast paced and much more fun as well

Always been a fan of the Crysis series. Great graphics and game play. I wish some of the mods from the original was able to be use on the remastered. For instance: "Advance AI" and "More Enemies" MODs.

6/10 overall the game is not bad but rather short. the combat system is just super, the plot is not bad, overall the gameplay was ok

ну в целом, найс стелс игра. главный минус в том, что открытый мир пустой и графа +- неоч ( на сегодняшний день). а так, в целом, игра нормас, но лучше бы сделали ремейк. стелс на уровне мгс5, управление и боевка нормальная. КОРОЧЕ, рекомендую

Arguably the best Crysis game, until you reach the alien levels on delta difficulty....

worst of the 3 games ennemies have very long range and the stealth does not work well the game is only worth it in the bundle because the story is slightly related to 2 & 3 which are way better

I finished the game, but I didn’t like it compared to parts 2 and 3. I wasn’t planning to leave a negative review, but the plane mission really pissed me off.

the controls on PC sucks, mouse sensitivity is bad, VTOL controls are bad

NO CLOUD SAVES, Lost all my progress after windows reinstall. Unacceptable in this day and age of self driving cars and robot vacuum cleaners.

Classic nanosuit mode is fking broken and they not even try to fix that, the new nanosuit mode is stupid

Great way to experience the game with some solid hardware. 9/10

crysis remastered, still tight nano suit glows, pure delight bugs try hard, but don’t bite nostalgia hits, day and night 7/10, classics ignite

original Crysis is better, I don't like how they changed the way the suit works, doesn't look any more different graphically other than the fact the characters look like they're made of clay.

I can't remember the last time I've played a game so bad.

Solid SC-FI shooter you can blast through in a few hours. Only one bad level. (7....)

This game doesn't feel that old. Still waiting for Crysis 4 though.

Epic game for the golden era of gaming

make a mobile port so that i could say "can it run crysis?" once more

Boring and doesn't hold up.