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Questa e la prima versione remasterizzata del primo Crysis che presenta alcuni miglioramenti ma anche peggioramenti allo stesso modo dellaQuesta e la prima versione remasterizzata del primo Crysis che presenta alcuni miglioramenti ma anche peggioramenti allo stesso modo della grafica, almeno la cosa più decente che hanno fatto e che hanno tagliato la missione dove pilotavi l'aereo e distruggevi le base nemiche per poi scappare.La fisica dei oggetti resta come nel originale però devo dire che hanno inserito nelle opzioni una cosa molto divertente come Can you run Crysis? che però e molto pesante se la metti e ti fa scoppiare il PC in mille pezzi.

You have to be willing to forgive quite a bit to enjoy Crysis Remastered. Questionable enemy AI is bad enough, but a reduction in content is baffling, and the effort feels incomplete because of it. The extra lighting is nice, but the spotty performance is the real sore spot, as it ensures that a polished and well-performing version of the game is simply unattainable. Unless you have issues trying to run the original on your system or absolutely need controller support, you're probably better off skipping this until a better, proper remaster comes along.

More like demaster... you know something’s gone wrong with your remaster when it falls short of the original game with community mods. It’sMore like demaster... you know something’s gone wrong with your remaster when it falls short of the original game with community mods. It’s literally missing features that made the original so groundbreaking. The only impressive feature of this at all is sparse voxel global illumination, and even then RTGI via reshade can achieve results that aren’t too far off in most scenes. Pathetic cash grab.

I'd say a 7 out of 10 is a far rating for this game. It's the beginning entry of a great franchise. It's a remaster not a remake. I noticeI'd say a 7 out of 10 is a far rating for this game. It's the beginning entry of a great franchise. It's a remaster not a remake. I notice gamers don't know that there is a difference between those 2 things. Remasters aren't remakes. Remasters are just graphical improvements...a visual touch up. Remakes are games rebuilt from the ground up. Improved controls, improved visuals, redesigned worlds, etc etc etc.This is a remaster, so go in knowing you're just playing a 2007 video game with a new coat of paint.Like a lot of games from 13yrs ago, controls are clunky and weird but you can get use to them. Adapt, gamers don't know how to do that.Anyways it's a solid game, not as good as Crysis 2 and 3, but still a solid enough game to experience.

Never played the original but being able to play it on the Switch (with the original being heavy on any PC) is amazing.The framerate isNever played the original but being able to play it on the Switch (with the original being heavy on any PC) is amazing.The framerate is not bad and the movement is good. The looking is a bit weird sometimes with over sensative aim assist.Great game to play if you want a shooter and a big world to explore on the Switch.

If you never got the chance toexperience the original whenit came to PS3 and want topick this up out of curiosity, it’sprobably best to avoid it – it’soutright damaging to the legacyof Crysis.

I quite enjoyed the time I spent with Crysis Remastered. The game does hold up well to this day however the performance issues and the frustrating AI really hindered my enjoyment.

If you want to test your system and see just how much power you can put out (within the confines of a CPU limited game engine), then this will still show you what your rig is capable of. If you want a game that is perhaps the closest you can get to the opening fire fight of Predator (with similar otherworldly interference taking over) then this is without doubt a game you should grab! If you’ve played it before but don’t know where you put your CD-ROM or even your DVD copy of the game, this might be a good excuse to shell out for a new digital version. Even if you just want a fun sci-fi action first person shooter with some fun future tech and some lovely visuals… grab a copy!

If you loved Crysis once and want to revisit it, but in the best possible conditions, this is a golden opportunity. Possibly one of the best FPS that you will find on consoles if we are talking about games that marked a before and after in its original moment of launch.

Everything about this game is broken. To the graphics, preformance, AI, HDR, and framerate. They needed 6 more months for polish and releasedEverything about this game is broken. To the graphics, preformance, AI, HDR, and framerate. They needed 6 more months for polish and released this wayyyyyyy to early. It was a money grab by crytek and they should be ashamed for putting out this turd.

WWE 2k Battlegrounds brings us the craziest and funniest wrestling, but it ends up being repetitive. Crysis Remastered reminds us of the great classic it was and how entertaining it was, but falls short in its efforts to bring it back up to date.

Crysis Remastered has issues like texture pop-ins and getting stuck under jetties. However, its graphical overhaul makes it like a flower with thorns - prickly but beautiful.

Crysis Remastered is not a full-price retail release, instead opting for $29.99 on the Microsoft Store and other retailers. As such, it's best to see this game for what it is: a budget game that won't particularly wow but contains some levels of nostalgia. Even if it's far below what was expected of the original, there is still fun to be had with this remaster.

Crysis Remastered is a game that will leave no mark on its players. This edition tries to remaster the classic 2007 game with a horrendous result.

While many a fan of the franchise hopes Crysis 2 and 3 rereleases are also on the cards, this particular outing doesn’t inspire much confidence that those two games will receive the love and care they deserve.

Cheap cashgrap, looks way below modern standards, runs even worse than original. Cut mussions makes it even worse. It is not a Remaster, it isCheap cashgrap, looks way below modern standards, runs even worse than original. Cut mussions makes it even worse. It is not a Remaster, it is just an inferior relerease.

Crysis Remastered is a strange one. It took me a while to actually start enjoying my journey but the further I got the more I wanted to find out where they were taking the story. They have done a good job on remastering and luckily, I didn’t come across any visual issues. But you can’t overlook that this is still a game from 2007 and the AI is handled poorly with so much randomness that occurs whilst playing.

Crysis Remastered isn’t the game we wanted it to be. It’s still fun to play and the many tweaks and additions to the graphics look insane… most of the time. Sadly, the fancy new raytraced illumination is useful only in some situations, while other key moments of the campaign are watered down. The PC version itself isn’t great either: it gnaws a single thread on your processor and faces common problems like bugs, crashes and more.

No CPU core changes and it's based on PS3 & Xbox 360 version. That means that this is game uses only one thread and modern PC's can't run theNo CPU core changes and it's based on PS3 & Xbox 360 version. That means that this is game uses only one thread and modern PC's can't run the game like it should. Don't buy this really bad "remastered" version.

Although technically it manages to impress with new features, Crysis hasn’t aged very well. On top of that, many technical issues get in the way, so we recommend waiting for a patch that addresses them.

If you didn’t play it back in the day, and want to know what all the fuss is about, Crysis Remastered may just be worth a shot.

The game visually is hard to look at. The hit detection is so bad I can't tell if I'm even hitting my target. stealth doesn't work and theThe game visually is hard to look at. The hit detection is so bad I can't tell if I'm even hitting my target. stealth doesn't work and the frames holy **** the frames are so bad. The original crysis back in the day was far superior. I would not recommend the remastered version of this game.

Remastering the game and basing it off the inferior console port rather than the original version is where they went wrong. Really bizarre wayRemastering the game and basing it off the inferior console port rather than the original version is where they went wrong. Really bizarre way to go about doing it.

I like it. I played it years ago and I still like it. I didn’t want something different than original Crysis bcs I enjoyed the game in 2007I like it. I played it years ago and I still like it. I didn’t want something different than original Crysis bcs I enjoyed the game in 2007 and this was only my return back to childhood. Graphic is the same or better or worse, whatever. I like it and thanks Crytek for this thing.

Crysis Remastered is more of a capsule from a simpler time of the first-person shooting genre. Playing is undoubtedly fun because of the various things that players can do, with the inclusion of tight gunplay and engaging missions. However, I can’t help but wish for a complete remake because the age of this adventure holds it back from being anything more than a way for us to show our kids the terrible mechanics and AI that we used to put up with.

Crysis Remastered lives up to its name by putting even the most modern and performing hardware under pressure. All in all, the graphical makeover is pretty competent, despite some smudges here and there.

An absolute bag of **** Ray tracing doesn't work, you end up with landscapes flickering with bright red blocks, or the screen displays aAn absolute bag of **** Ray tracing doesn't work, you end up with landscapes flickering with bright red blocks, or the screen displays a blurred image, with a central clear block. Or both! Crashes to main PS4 screen if you attempt to change settings in game. Poor graphics overall. AAnd a complet waste of £25.

Kinda like the original game more. Some of the visuals are definitely better, but I wouldn't call it "crysis remastered", it's more like someKinda like the original game more. Some of the visuals are definitely better, but I wouldn't call it "crysis remastered", it's more like some kind enb for the original game. It has performance issues and visual glitches. Maybe it's just me, but I expected more than that. Wouldn't recommend buying the remastered version, but would recommend buying the original one, it's still good.

Now Crytek has jumped onto the remaster train and is stepping into the trap it has built for itself: To release a new edition of a 13-year-old game in 2020, which again needs a really expensive PC for full graphics power, is a crazy idea.

As a sum of its parts, Crysis on the Switch is another "miracle" port that turned out less magical than others of its kind. It's a less extreme example of the dissonance between being able to run a game and whether it should have been ported in the first place. It's not as pared back as The Outer Worlds was, but it also doesn't offer a lot of content, and its shortcomings in different areas are enough to hamper the experience. If you cannot play Crysis on any other platform, this may be as good as it's going to get, but if you don't care about portable play, the Switch version isn't as good of a proposition as it should have been.

Crysis Remastered on the Nintendo Switch would have sounded nearlyunthinkable a few years ago, but here we are. Even though it's beenthirteen years since the original release, the game still looks slick,marvelous and vivid. With its vast world, sharp gameplay mechanics and avery good performance both on a television screen and on the NintendoSwitch screen, Crysis Remastered is one of the finest FPS experiences inthe console's catalogue.

Crysis Remastered on the Switch laughs at our old PCs that couldn’t run the original but still finds a few stumbling blocks all on its own.

Crysis Remastered can be a good-looking FPS. It’s just a shame that the act of actually playing it can feel like a chore thanks to a repetitive first half, poorly implemented stealth and unsatisfying gunplay.

For those of you who are curious about this series and want to jump in, you could do a whole lot worse on the Nintendo Switch. If you want to play Crysis in the most shiny way possible and own another platform, it's best to wait.

Despite its remaster label the Switch version is rather comparable to its siblings on PS3 or Xbox 360. AI-problems, framerate issues and crashes take another toll on a theoratically solid port.

The best port of all Switch games. I can agree on the Digital Foundry Review. The game plays and feels amazing. Visuals are great and I have aThe best port of all Switch games. I can agree on the Digital Foundry Review. The game plays and feels amazing. Visuals are great and I have a lot fun since the first 4 missions. For a price of 29,99 highly recommended.

What an amazing port and (half-way) remaster! The game looks gorgeous and runs so smooth!!! Soooo much vegetation without any noticeableWhat an amazing port and (half-way) remaster! The game looks gorgeous and runs so smooth!!! Soooo much vegetation without any noticeable pop-in that alone is extremely impressive. Several times I thought I was playing on a PS4 or Xbox One. The game itself is extremely fun and innovative. I am having a blast and totally recommend!