Crysis 3 PC Game Review - Maximum Conclusion

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Crysis 3 is a first-person shooter video game developed by German video game developer Crytek and published by Electronic Arts for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360. It was released in North America on 19 February 2013. Officially announced 16 April 2012, it is the third main installment of the Crysis series, a sequel to the 2011 video game Crysis 2, and runs on the CryEngine 3 game engine.
Crysis 3 '​s gameplay revolves around Prophet, a Nanosuit holder who is on a quest to take revenge on the CELL Corporation, and the Alpha Ceph, the leader of the Ceph alien race. He is accompanied by Psycho, the protagonist of Crysis Warhead. The story of the game serves as the end of the Crysis trilogy. Gameplay revolves around the use of the Nanosuit, which grants players a variety of abilities such as being invisible. New features introduced in Crysis 3 includes a new compound bow and the "hacking" feature, which allows players to hack into enemies' equipment and weapons. New additions to the game includes Rip & Throw, a new Nanosuit ability, and an asymmetrical multiplayer game mode called "The Hunter".
The game is set in a post-apocalyptic New York City, in an effort to combine the urban landscape of Crysis 2 and the forest setting of the original Crysis. The game introduces the "Seven Wonders", with each wonders having their own unique landscape. Due to complaints about Crysis 2 '​s linearity, the game's level were opened up so as to grant players more freedom. The game's development time was shorter than that of Crysis 2, as some resources were being allocated to the development of Crytek's other projects.
Crysis 3 was met with positive reception and has won multiple awards prior to its release. Praise was directed at the game's level design, visuals and multiplayer, while receiving criticisms regarding the game's story and narrative. Crysis 3 was a commercial failure for Electronic Arts, as the game failed to meet the company's sales expectation.

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[@Tool0GT92]

"You really need to play on the hardest difficulty" - Every GggMan review ever

[@Gggmanlives]

+Tool0GT92 Step up Senpai

[@DieWeltIstSchlecht]

I play most games on the easiest difficulty. I have enough stress at work, so let me have my peace at home!

[@theouterlimits1]

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[@amandeepgill5206]

I'm gonna make a game that makes the easy mode kick your ass until you cry to mommy. - some developer

[@MrDueltube]

@@DieWeltIstSchlecht You said it lol.

[@Michformer]

I fully agree with you on the OST which, like you said, is phenomenal. Some tracks like "New York Memories" and "What Are You Prepared To Sacrifice?" brought tears to my eyes just by listening to them.

[@Gggmanlives]

+Michformer Definitely.

[@T--kq3pj]

I donno. After Hans Zimmer Crysis 2 masterpiece Ost Crysis 3 one is kinda meh

[@trakzerak735]

@@T--kq3pj But hey! Our Bulgarian boy Borislav Slavov is doing a great job!

[@Negameleon]

I think the trilogy stands as a pretty solid set of shooters that aren't really as common anymore.Being honest I think the open world nature of Crysis is a bit overrated, and shitting on the linearity of Crysis 2 and 3 are sometimes a bit of unwarranted elitism, and people don't really give Crytek enough credit for putting effort into a well crafted single player campaign. Or maybe it's just me, and preffer a well crafted linear experience, rather than an aimless open world one.

[@silversolver7809]

"I think the open world nature of Crysis is a bit overrated" Oh I agree. The 2nd half of it and 2nd half of Warhead became very boring Space Invaders play, which I only completed once. The first half of both though are classic. I replay both annually and always take a different approach with a different objective-eg instead of playing on Hard, play Easy but never use suit powers. I quit as soon as the squids show up, just too uninteresting.

[@Tommymkll]

100% agree on this, so many open world games nowdays, some done right & some not, love a linear game though, more focus on story

[@9-11wasthecoolestthingever9]

You are not alone in this thought process

[@Eradifyerao]

It isn't just the 'openworldness' that was lost in the sequels - I felt like the story really took a different direction too. Look at Warhead (granted it was an alternate perspective from the first game), it did have to create some unique story narratives - which were all amazing. Remember the Frozen ocean tide? It just was a larger narrative scope...

[@SolidSnake240]

I think Crysis 2 had a perfect balance of having open and linear areas. C3 feels like the most basic fps out of the 3 and they took put the cover system of 2.

[@Fools_Requiem]

At the end of Crysis 2, it seemed like NYC was all taken care of and that you were going to go to a different location to take on the Ceth there, but they just brought you back to NYC and turned it into a jungle.

[@Gggmanlives]

+Victim of Lag I did like how NYC looked though, it was really believable.

[@InFlames20bests]

I truly LOVE Crysis 3!

[@tuneboyz5634]

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[@PolysPolyviou]

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[@DomeCandyGames]

I'd recommend taking a look at Crysis Warhead (basically Crysis 1.5). Feels a lot like the first game in it's game play and openness, but it also feels a little more focused. The character development is more interesting too (you play as Psycho).

[@SoftAsABaboonAss]

+Dome-Candy Games One of the most underrated youtubers comenting on another underrated youtuber? Comment-ception! Love your videos! (both of you)

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[@ChaosxLordx]

Always look forward to your vids GGG. Keep them coming bro!

[@pategustavo4392]

holy crap man I love your reviews, presentation is top notch

[@ThEMaWx]

Really good review!! They keep getting better and better! Keep up the awesome work!

[@ramberthanzen9705]

No mention of arrows pinning enemies to walls on the highest draw weight? Come on that touch was brilliant.

[@pinkliongaming8769]

I've only played through it twice and I've never seen that happen but I've never tried specifically to make it happen

[@detectivelizard9532]

Looks really cool and I'll have to pick it up at somepoint. Good review Gggman. :) Thanks for reviewing the Crysis series. I was looking forward for each video to come out for the past week and a half.

[@coachrenaldo]

Alcoprophetaz! That is probably the best name I have ever heard for a video game character! Right next to reptile the invisible.

[@Ularg7070]

Something interesting that I've always wanted to know more about is how you approach difficulty. You seem to exclusively play games (at least shooters) on the harder difficulty modes. I find more often (even in Crysis 3 that I played sorta recently) that higher difficulty modes doesn't make a more compelling game. I always think of Call of Duty World At War on highest difficulty whenever I picture higher difficulty modes. I'd love to see you do a video on your approach. Why you play higher difficulty modes, what you like and don't like about them. And some games that do higher difficulty well.

[@TheKasikaasu]

I don't know I personally have enjoyed the Crysis series as a whole and think that the third entry is by far the best one. I myself loved the stealth elements of both of the newer games and forced myself to get trough sections of the game flawlessly without anyone spotting or being alerted to my position. And it was a lot of fun IMO especially with the Bow in the third entry. The first one was though OK at best and as you said the AI was so god awful that stealthily going trough the game wasn't a viable option as once you got spotted every one and their grandma knew exactly where you were so I basically just run and gunned trough that one. But back to the third game, I also immensely enjoyed the story and it really had an emotional effect on me by the end of it all. And the visuals.. Well lets just say you don't know what realistic graphics mean until you've played Crysis 3 Maxed out in 1440p 60fps :D

[@AXharoth]

meh

[@spiderjerusalem100]

The graphics in this game are great but like a lot of modern AAA games there's this kind of sheen covering everything which makes it hard to see enemies so sometimes you can only tell where they are after they've already shot you. Battlefield 4 and Medal of Honor: Warfighter (it's shit don't play it) have this too and combined with other effects like lens flare and motion blur it can get pretty fucking annoying especially during night time missions.

[@jackhagan5553]

What are you on about

[@spiderjerusalem100]

Jack Hagan Exactly what i said. I'm just not a fan of all of the extra visual effects that devs use to make a game look more cinematic. It's like everything is covered in vaseline.

[@kitemett]

+Serpico's Beard Dude, you sound salty because your card couldn't ultra this. That rain at the start? Fucking Fantastic!

[@royal2852]

+Kit Emett How the fuck did you jump to that conclusion? He said it's sometimes hard to spot enemies because of the visual effects which sometimes can make the enemies and environments seem to blend together. All those visual effects are enabled on higher settings btw so your accusation goes out the window.

[@matman000000]

+Serpico's Beard Devs in recent years started just filling the screen with particle effects to make it look good. It can look great if it's done well, but sometimes it's just too much and it gets distracting. I have this problem with Batman Arkham Knight, where the whole game takes place in a rainstorm and it can be pretty annoying when flying through the city. But once you get inside and focus on the details, the game stops looking at impressive and you learn that models, animations and textures look only slightly better than in the previous games, and with low texture settings, it looks even far worse.

[@paulstaker8861]

5:34 well played, gggman

[@violenceisbad6705]

+brunocar This is a game based on real japanese history so the battles were real famous Japanese battles. and this is a giant enemy crab.

[@MrFreeman626]

+Paul Staker GIANT ENEMY CRAB

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Liam Harris massive damage massive damage attack it's weakpoint for massive damage

[@Gggmanlives]

+Paul Staker I'm glad someone got the reference :)

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i just found your channel, great reviews! subbed :)

[@Gggmanlives]

+Crystal Methallica Thanks!

[@Dukelol323]

Crysis 3 is my favorite of the seires for 2 main reasons. I really like the look of the environments and the vegetation taking over the city, and I am a sucker for a bow and arrow in FPS games.

[@Cyberdemon1542]

My favorite review channel after TotalBiscuit. Keep up the good work! Hope you get to 50000 subscribers or more this year. Can't wait to see your Doom review when it comes. Have you seen the new screenshots?

[@Gggmanlives]

+Cyberdemon1542 Yeah it looks...okay I guess.

[@CampionBun]

There's always that period where I see a new video of yours in my sub box, but know it will only be available in 360p for about an hour. It's like I wanna click play but I know its best to wait.

[@gtabro1337]

I remember playing this game and really enjoying the ride, that surprised me considering I am not much of a shooters fan, though have given modern ones a try.

[@faceless2302]

I loved the soundtrack in this, the composers really outdid themselves with it

[@rowan7929]

yeah, the damn scene was actually the most impressive looking part of the entire game. and i agree that the entire series isnt terrible. it was a good ride but something you can say: played it. done it. whats next?

[@metalTorchia]

I really think this channel is underrated like so many other channels with real substance, to the point I want to go out and shout "people please tell me how Bieber's videoclip Baby oh baby got a billion views?...". Then I sit back & chill for a bit, "they gonna lock in the asylum".

[@matosvetlik8611]

Very good review. Thank you.

[@dhruvmeena96]

it still left a history in gaming industry

[@crimsonshadow1140]

Loved this game’s multiplayer back on the 360, sunk so many hours into it 😁

[@elguitarTom]

I have played maybe Crysis 1 over 10 times and completed it every time. Most since I downloaded that A.I mod who makes the A.I actually smart and challenging to play against. Crysis 2 I just found too linear, boring and dumbed down. It just didn't feel like Crysis. Are Crysis 3 more like Crysis 1? Edit: After seing your entire review I found out it is not for me. "more like Crysis 2,5" :p

[@jepsen1977]

+elguitarTom Actually Crysis 3 is much more like Crysis 1 but he called it 2,5 because it doesn't innovate in any way. But if you loved Crysis 1 and hated 2 then play 3 and you might very well like it (I know I did and I didn't like 2).

[@elguitarTom]

Michael Jepsen Okay thanks! I might give it a try then :)

[@elguitarTom]

***** just down the toilet -_-

[@MetalGamer666]

+elguitarTom Isn't the last chapter of Crysis 1 just as linear, though?

[@bobsmithers4895]

+elguitarTom graphics are amazing

[@DanMcLeodNeptuneUK]

I do have to say, that for a triple A game anyway... The devs of the Crysis games seemed to really put a bit of passion into their projects. Which is unfortunately becoming a rare sight these days.

[@HaliOnRepeat]

I know I’m 3 years late but what about the VietCry mod? I had a lot of fun playing it and I think it’d make an interesting video.

[@whiterabbit771]

This was a surprise for me because I played it on Xbox 360 and I was surprised how great it looked

[@JangianTV]

Nice review. So what's next Sunny Jim?

[@Gggmanlives]

+JangianTV It's a secret.

[@JangianTV]

+Gggmanlives Nice! Look forward to it.

[@SolarMoth]

Could you review Crysis Warhead? I'd like to know your opinion about how it stacks up.

[@mohammadhussien1536]

Great Review and i love the way that ggg says Shit xD

[@TheAvizanski]

+mohammad hussien i like the way he says sonny jim

[@andrej6918]

+mohammad hussien I love the way he talks in general!

[@Sengial]

+mohammad hussien Strahyan Accent

[@TheAvizanski]

Sengial i was talking about his deep voice.

[@radioactiva3095]

Shyiet

[@Celeste-hu5vg]

Its quite funny that I just finished the crysis trilogy a day before you started uploading these reviews. What I expected from these games was about pure visual spectacle and servicable gameplay and thats pretty much what I got. I played the games on the highest difficulty intuitively because I played a lot of games on their hardest and wanted to start with a high curve for once, not because I was told the games were easy. Out of the bunch I think crysis 3 is the best on its own because it takes the polish of crysis 2 in a more open enviroment in comparison.

[@BRO101able]

nice review mate. subed

[@Gggmanlives]

Thanks pal!

[@nioh8]

+gggmanlives I know you mostly do fps but you ever going to do a witcher 3 review ?

[@Gggmanlives]

+Porter Balls Nope.

[@nioh8]

+Gggmanlives perfect dark

[@S1nwar]

in this game the minimum graphics settings looked just as good as the maximum ones. the texture quality didnt get worse, only the lightig was different but not really worse..thats something you dont notice anymore after 30 secs of gameplay anyway

[@Ularg7070]

I think your review is on point, but to defend the developer (and the industry) something has to be sacrificed for those graphics. A lot of people love amazing graphics but hate the shallow gameplay that comes with it. And I think it's a give and take situation. Games like Crysis have to be mass appeal to be able to fund the small army of artists and engineers making the game look as good as it does. Therefore such techniques get explored and become easier in the future. So that when the tech becomes affordable, smaller teams can make great games that look good to boot. Remember in the early 2000's and the best looking games at the time? The best looking games that spent loads of money and had huge teams. But now you can get that same level of fidelty on a budget. That's how I view these big budget spectacles. They pave the way for better looking games, and they are mass appeal to stay afloat. Because of that the tech becomes easier and cheaper and better games can look better in the future. I don't bemoan AAA games at all. They look great and feel great to play even if they're not the deepest gameplay experiences. But I know they contribute to the future of our medium. Crysis was a powerhouse, an expensive powerhouse. But now indie developers can get a hold of the Cryengine on a budget.

[@emowookie9337]

+Ularg Damn. That 2nd paragraph. I never thought of it like that. Great point you've made there.

[@SuperHns]

getting a hold of an engine doesn't mean you do great things with it... look at sonic boom that thing runs on the crytek engine.

[@Ularg7070]

+GilgameshAurora If you can't understand the benefit of the creators of a game engine to use it and improve and work the kinks out of it then you don't know much. Since you don't care about visuals, there are plenty of games out there for you to play. Don't think that every game has to cater to your specific standards. And spend time looking for games you want to play and ignoring the rest instead of trying to force everyone to see things your way. Crytech using their engine helped them make the engine better. Helped them develop their tools because they had to. And to +Superhns, I never said using an engine automatically makes a great game. I said it helps smaller developers make better games than they would without. We wouldn't be having this indie renaissance without the ease of access to engines like Unreal, Cryengine and Unity.

[@Ularg7070]

+GilgameshAurora You contradicted yourself. "easy to access,..." "only useful if they are used properly." That's what they are built for, to be easy to use properly. The reason there's so much shit on the store is because Unity is super simple to get any shit running but it's a workhorse. It only works as well as the effort you put into it. Since shitty devs like Digital Homicide don't put work in, they don't get quality out. Unity is a lot like the lithtech. It's easy to learn, hard to master. Cryengine, Unreal and the like come prepackage with tons of effects that can turn on with a checkbox that make a game look more polished than it is. Seeya.

[@Ularg7070]

+GilgameshAurora I'm sure you're pleasant to talk to but I'm done with youtube comments for today. So like I said, seeya. Unironically have a nice day/evening.

[@Dzeath1]

great as always

[@zemaj0]

brilliant video are you going to review Crysis warhead?

[@organicpeach85]

He did crysis. it's the same game.

[@zemaj0]

No crysis warhead is a totally different games inbetween crysis 1 and 2

[@organicpeach85]

+zemaj0 only the plot. everything else is exactly the same.

[@Gggmanlives]

+zemaj0 Maybe.

[@kitemett]

I really enjoyed this game on Ultra. Was gorgeous.

[@blacksamurai76]

Couldn't have said better myself Gggman, game developers these days have lost good ideas to make a game great, and when they rehash certain aspects of a game that makes it dull; then they expect the consumers to just go along with it...well not this guy.

[@blacksamurai76]

+Bardockendo Yep.

[@rudyalaniz6894]

At 7 seconds what's that game at the top left?

[@Evaquiel]

Something i have to praise in this game are the controls on the consoles (of mouse and keyboard is always better for shooters) but it was really responsive and using the powers was very easy.

[@LordLOC]

I'm just curious why you didn't mention the MP portion of the game at all? I don't remember if you mentioned it in the Crysis 1 and 2 reviews (I'm guessing you didn't lol). I just found the MP in Crysis 2-3 to be pretty fun for what it was, and Crysis 1's MP was badass for the time. (all those mods!)

[@Gggmanlives]

+Lord LOC 1. I don't like MP that much. 2. It's dead.

[@LordLOC]

Roger that.

[@cool_piglet]

i don't get how can the suit make weapons invisible? i mean - if everything u touch become invisible, so the floor or a car should be invisible too.

[@commonlogic7632]

Loved crysis 3 back in the day. Haven’t played it in a fart minute.

[@trunks10k]

GREAT review! but u didnèt even touch on the MP aspect. I was expecting you to say dont bother but theres some fun to be had.

[@Gggmanlives]

+trunks10k MP is dead, son.

[@trunks10k]

+Gggmanlives true.. I haven't played it in ages.. but it is a different variation on the "modern day fps" junk.. but admittedly I still play BF4

[@nejcstepancic8125]

"Hit the weak spot for massive damage"... Love it

[@aliwel]

Are you going to review crysis warhead? That's my favourite

[@Scen3_Kid]

Help me find that sound track that starts playing as soon as the chokehold begins!

[@BgPortaler]

What do you plan to do next, gg?

[@Gggmanlives]

+Rappy You'll have to wait and see :)

[@Zelousmarineinspace]

Good, solid review. Maybe tackle the devil and do a Modern Warfare 2 review?

[@Gggmanlives]

+Zelousmarineinspace I"m building myself up to it.

[@Zelousmarineinspace]

Nice!

[@JustRazael]

Plus the multiplayer is great.dont know if the player base is still large or active though,played it like a long ago.

[@AbhayKumar-cm2kh]

Do all the witchers... plz.

[@urbium]

The third one fucking sucks though...

[@silviogrijalva8801]

urbium silence infidel. The witcher 3 is awsome

[@urbium]

Silvio Grijalva uh, sarcasm, right?

[@silviogrijalva8801]

It is the best game ever.

[@urbium]

Ahahahaha, are you fucking kidding me? Witcher 3 is a pile of shit. Dumbed-down interactive movie for consoletards.

[@smilyface38]

Id love to see a review of mass effect!

[@Retro80sMan1]

I barely see you post on Twitter

[@MouldyPenelepy]

Hey Gggman, is there a possibility that you could start to review films? That would be awesome :)

[@Gggmanlives]

+BKay What films would you like to see?

[@MouldyPenelepy]

I have no idea haha. Maybe films such as Pulp Fiction or Taxi Driver. Or even do a list of films from certain genres.

[@violenceisbad6705]

+Gggmanlives Hard boiled. You reference it enough.

[@bmabhilash01]

How about movies based on games ?

[@mancamiatipoola]

Hehe! A great idea indeed. I think going in line with your channel's theme - action - you could review films that have good action, sci-fi or crime dramas. But if you really don;t have the time to take up another type of reviews i can totally understand. Rather than dilute your video game content to do films, better just stick to what you do best. Would be cool if you could review some iconic action movies though. GG!

[@GentleHeretic]

Ever played Cybermage: Darklight Awakening?

[@Gfunk839]

+Jacob Smith sounds fucking cool

[@GentleHeretic]

GFUNKMW It's a comic book "inspired" shooter where you play as a cybernetically (?) enhanced superhero completing quests and saving citizens, sort of like Strife, except closer to Deus Ex mixed with Batman. Oh, and it was designed by D. W. Bradley and produced by Warren Spector.

[@Gfunk839]

the name may be the coolest name ever given to a video game .. will check it out on GOG

[@GentleHeretic]

GFUNKMW It's a lot of fun, but it's unfortunately unavailable outside of abandonware sites. Which is a shame, because you can really see the early ideas for Deus Ex starting to form, from the location based damage to the multiple solutions to problems. I just hope it gets recognition eventually.

[@Yellowswift3]

+Jacob Smith Maybe it will be one for Night Dive studios to revive? :)

[@agrashh]

I was kinda glad Crysis 3 was a bit on the shorter side. Like Gggmanlives said, it felt like a Crysis 2.5 (or even just an expansion) I still liked the first game the most though

[@rezaka116]

Are you going to review The Nameless mod for Deus ex in the future?

[@Gggmanlives]

+rezaka116 I don't plan to.

[@drone124]

can you review Darkwatch?

[@Randomguy0011]

0:00 gotta go change my pants after that.

[@Eightminusfive]

0:45 song?

[@MaxOrange]

Do you ever plan on reviewing the Elder Scrolls series?

[@Gggmanlives]

+Max Orange I would like to, but the first few games are ass.

[@MaxOrange]

+Gggmanlives I agree, I'd say the only truly great TES game is Morrowind, it's gameplay is a bit archaic, but the game is worth playing for the game world alone.

[@Pyke64]

what is the song used at the end of the video?

[@Brissles]

The FoV and weapon model scale..

[@draconidy]

crisis 3 was basically the game to end the story line but was mostly made for the multiplayer aspects, but over all it is 1 of the best games ever made even tho the hardest difficulty is the only difficulty to play it on, the 1st crisis is the best for the campaign tho

[@NMGardening]

This game was free on xboxlive a lil while ago so I picked up and it was good till that vehicle section in the big dome thing. that part was so annoying that I never finished it. I wouldn't really recommend it at full price but a 10-15$ range is worth it.

[@Ghost_Of_SAS]

"Chevalier... Though I can not say how... I believe you have cheated me."

[@flip2shoot567]

An older game that i loved was First to Fight on PC, think of reviewing it?

[@Gggmanlives]

+JustAnotherKZbinr If I own copies of games I will review them, a lot of requests I don't own, sadly.

[@flip2shoot567]

Gggmanlives I understand, you have a ton of fans and probably hundreds of suggestions. Thanks for a reply.

[@Gggmanlives]

JustAnotherKZbinr Every time I look at my back log it makes me cry.

[@flip2shoot567]

Gggmanlives I cant imagine it, but get ready for more to come. With the rate that your channel is growing, expect that number to grow exponentially. I am just a measly peasant on youtube, so I really have no clue on what you could be going on with your channel. Good luck with your channel.

[@sista_fista_0364]

I thought the first crysis was the best because I love the island and the introduction

[@haydensicklad9379]

did replaying these games in the past couple of weeks make you like the series more? becouse in your crysis 1 video you said you're not really into these games but now you're saying they're very enjoyable

[@Gggmanlives]

+Hayden sicklad No, I just enjoy 2 & 3 more than 1.

[@clydemarshall8095]

I think this game has some pretty good music.

[@birdsoup777]

It is a very familiar journey as you said. I could not wait to play it after Crysis 2. Crysis 3 is boring and i could not take it after i passed the freighter.

[@lorettathomas2753]

are you going to check out cold winter later -bryan t

[@weisenbergphoto]

Crysis 1 review: I don't really like this series Crysis 3 review: on the whole, it's a really enjoyable series.

[@Edmondphk]

yes I don`t like Crysis 1 that much, but I enjoy 2 & 3!

[@aaadj2744]

Original Crysis are still the best. The suit ability was perfect

[@pacivalmuller9333]

And it made no sense, like Speed Mode. And the shotguns in this game... Lmao. Crysis 2&3 are DA BEZT

[@pacivalmuller9333]

Crysis 1... meh...

[@refusingtoconform]

It actually looked like the Black Ops 2 campaign in some of the vehicle sections.

[@internziko]

This game feels pretty good, on the hole..

[@coaxill4059]

I really do think that if you're going to play one crysis game, it really should be the first. Not because it's the best, but because it's definitely the most unique. It's just kind of an old school shooter with big open areas to kill people. Basically a spiritual successor to the original Far Cry with super powers, instantly one upping the mutant powers you had in Far Cry Instincts. No upgrade systems or unlocking stuff and it still looks decent when it's contemporaries often aged pretty poorly. These days it's pretty easy to run and it's super cheap. It's the only one that despite sometimes getting pretty difficult, you feel extremely powerful the whole time. I especially loved using speed to zoom around and line up headshots or melee people. Playing stealth was fun too, but that speed power man. They never had anything like it afterwards.

[@MrZabersuv]

goddamn this series is brilliant

[@Angsc09]

Back to the Red Faction or the Mod Corner starting with PARANOIA, please....

[@alewis514]

My favorite of the series is still the 1st one. Released in 2007, made with high-end PC's in mind, it was a tech masterpiece that visually surpasses most games to this day. The gameplay also blew me away with how it shifted from typical tac shooter into a survival horror inside the alien ship, and then into full-on warzone in the last segment. Crysis 2 and 3... I didn't liked those. The multiplatform was visible (aka the game was gimped due to this), and everything seemed to be made in hollywood blockbuster action movie style, which I hate by this time.

[@vatroslavmorbidovic4105]

But, what happened to Nomad?

[@bazzy5644]

readcomiconline.to/Comic/Crysis Honestly? I wish this would've been crysis 2 because this story sounds way cooler and more impactful, cause it involves nearly every character form the first game.

[@bagpuss121]

TBH To Really Enjoy Crysis You Need To Play All 4 Games ..... Crysis 1 , Crysis Warhead , Crysis 2 & Crysis 3 ......... I Actually Loved The Predator Bow And Would Play The Whole Game With Just That And Pistol However The Amount Of Arrow Caches In The Game Can Make It A Rather Difficult Task To Do ...

[@Vriess123]

Crysis 3 does a lot of things right. The combat feels really great and the graphics are jaw dropping. I enjoyed the level design and overall this was one of the best single player fps'es I've played in a long time. The sound effects are also top notch, and there is a real sense of scale to the maps.

[@chahine2000]

Jai CPU i7 2600@ 3.40 GHZ RAM 6,00 Go carte graphique : AMD RADEON HD 6450 total 3 go and VRAM 1024 CA MARCHE ??

[@giantzombiechild]

You know, I didn't like Crysis 2 very much but I thought Crysis 3 was alright. The map design and game-play felt way better this time around to me and I actually had some fun.

[@xlexkin]

Great review, can I put a link to your video in my steam review?

[@Gggmanlives]

Sure.

[@xlexkin]

@@Gggmanlives Thanks! Here is my steam review with your video link steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198087794419/recommended/1282690/

[@paulstaker8861]

This game's bullet hits you like a slap on the bum eh? Guess I don't have to slap my own bum by myself no more. *buys 10 copies*

[@MightySavagE]

A typical completion time of this game is about 7 hours, but due to its openness it can be beaten in less for sure.

[@jarehannela1675]

Can you review Project Zomboid?

[@_JesusIsLord_]

What are YOU willing to sacrifice?

[@astoid3038]

WOOO FINNALLY

[@dru4111]

I’m sorry, but this games music and graphics are fucking beautiful.