Character models, shadows, weather, and lighting effects are also visibly better.Įven without a multiplayer component here it’s hard to dismiss the value of the Crysis Remastered Trilogy. Trees and bushes are more textured, and the vegetation and environments are more realistic.
Everything from the buildings, to vehicles, to your very own Nanosuit, are more detailed. Nonetheless, each of the games in this remastered trilogy showcases a new and improved graphical prowess than when the games were originally released. Crysis 2 is better than the original and Crysis 3 sees even more improvement. The biggest differences between the games are in the facial animations and close-up shots. The graphics get better as the series moves on but the original game looks really good as well. Crysis 2 adds some different types of weaponry, and then Crysis 3 builds on this by adding more Ceph weapons and the iconic Predator Bow. The original features your typical list of guns – shotguns, SMGs, assault rifles – and some grenades. All of these improvements allow for more fun and fluid gameplay.Īnd then there’s the growing list of weapons available as the series plays on. And the Nanosuit visor offers scouting abilities to mark enemies and areas of interest. Even Nanovision is more sophisticated in Crysis 2 and 3, featuring thermal technology instead of night vision. Crysis 2 and 3 feature much-needed Nanosuit upgrades and additional customizable options that are tuned to the different environments, offering more strategic options and creating more badass opportunities to take out the enemies.
Crysis relies on the stealth option of the Nanosuit armor isn’t all that realistic of a choice, despite the freedom and open sandbox environment which puts its players in a box strategically.
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