Equipped with a super-powerful Nanosuit and dropped onto the North Korean peninsula on a covert mission, Crysis has you tearing through the island however you see fit – via by stealth, all-out confrontation or by hijacking the numerous vehicles around the island to get from point A to point B.Īnd this is the thing – Crysis invites players to approach its myriad of situations in whichever manner they see fit, permitting the embrace of a singular method or intertwining of many different avenues of approach.
With the advent of free to play battle royale shooters and more linear focused offerings that are driven by scripted spectacle, it’s certainly fair to say that the particular brand of open-world, do-it-yourself style agency that Crysis Remastered prescribes is something of rarefied air. With many of the bugs gone and the 60 FPS, higher resolution cap restored to the game when run via backwards compatibility on PS5, we finally get a clearer look at Crysis Remastered which confirms what I suspected all along – Crysis has indeed aged like a fine wine. Now over a year later however, porting outfit Saber Interactive has been diligently patching Crysis Remastered during that time, not only eradicating many of the bugs and glitches, but also shoring up the presentation on current-gen consoles in a way that makes Crysis Remastered extremely palatable and as such, we thought it only fair to give Crysis Remastered another bite at the apple as it were.Īt long last then, this is the version of Crysis Remastered we should have seen originally (though a native version of Crysis Remastered that fully taps into the substantial horsepower of Sony’s current-gen console would have been something quite special indeed).
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