Crysis 2 pc game review

Clone Drone in the Danger Zone. Exo One. Age of Empires IV. Halo Infinite. The Artful Escape. Unbound: Worlds Apart. Twelve Minutes. Idol Manager. Boyfriend Dungeon. Crysis 2 was able to maintain the quality of the first, the graphics are superior something that was very good for a game , and had new mechanics, but the story has lost some quality, is still good, but not as of t Crysis 2 is the sequel to the original Crysis that was launched in Unfortunately, Crysis 2 doesn't live up to the ground breaking game that was the original or even Crysis Warhead.

What you get with Crysis 2 is a c Whenever a once pc exclusive is announced for consoles, alarm bells ring, whether it is always justified is debatable. Crysis however, was a different scenario. From the onset, Cryteks, Crysis was a poster-boy for pushin Crysis 2 takes place in a war ravaged New York City. As with the predecessor the graphics are simply top notch and the musical score is simply outstanding. Simple shooter with decent enough game play variation to keep yo I finally sat down during my time off and both played and finished Crysis 2.

I did play the first few levels of the game when it first launched but the DX9 version had some annoying glitches, such as a flickering effect After some couple of years without writing a single review, I got a new graphic card that just suits all my needs for any existing game on PC. Action is packaged into smaller areas but concentrated in a way that maximizes that area.

The AI usually impresses but tends to break badly resulting in brain dead or stuck enemies. Multiplayer emulates Call of Duty but the suit changes things appreciably. The story is also more appealing than the original.

The open levels are impressive and not just visually. You play as Alcatraz, a new character to the series, saved from a damaged submarine and an Alien encounter. The aliens Ceph are invading New York and a virus is exterminating the human population.

Human CELL soldiers believe you are infected and will attempt take you down by any means necessary. Alcatraz acquires the Nanosuit 2. After about 30 minutes of tutorial examples the game arbitrarily lets you use both Stealth and Armor powers. At this point the game opens up and continues to become more absorbing until the credits roll. Given no choice, Bouma has opted for the latter.

To them, I'm sorry. I worked more than a week on these tools and I'd love to keep them up but it's only benefiting Crytek if I do, and therefore they're gone. Unsurprisingly, Bouma also said he won't be working on photo mode mods for any other Crytek games in the future.