Crysis Remastered

The classic first person shooter from Crytek is back with the action-packed gameplay, sandbox world, and thrilling epic battles you loved the first time around – now with remastered graphics optimized for a new generation of hardware.

Crysis Remastered is a action, fps and shooter game developed and published by Crytek.
Released on September 17th 2021 is available only on Windows in 12 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Czech, Japanese, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Turkish.

It has received 11,146 reviews of which 8,369 were positive and 2,777 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.4 out of 10. 😊

The game is currently priced at 11.99€ on Steam and has a 60% discount.

The Steam community has classified Crysis Remastered into these genres:

Action FPS Shooter Sci-fi Stealth Sandbox Aliens Singleplayer Atmospheric Futuristic Cinematic Adventure Realistic Tactical America First-Person Violent Multiplayer Survival Open World

Media & Screenshots

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Requirements

These are the minimum specifications needed to play the game. For the best experience, we recommend that you verify them.

Windows

OS: Windows 10 64 bit
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3450 / AMD Ryzen 3
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 TI /AMD Radeon 470
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 20 GB available space

Reviews

Explore reviews from Steam users sharing their experiences and what they love about the game.

Nov. 2024

If you like Shooters then this is the game for you my friend Although (Imo) a little Light on story it sure makes up for it with it's amazing Combat and much more Buy it on Sale i say Just remmber to check the System Requerements because the Real Question is Can it Run Crysis?

Nov. 2024

Crysis Remastered brings back the iconic 2007 shooter that revolutionized gaming graphics and became a benchmark for hardware. The remaster promised to refresh the game and bring it closer to modern standards. So, how does it hold up? Pros: 1. Graphics The main selling point. Even after all these years, Crysis still looks stunning, and the remaster adds ray tracing, improved textures, and updated effects. The tropical island feels alive, sunsets are gorgeous, and explosions remain as epic as ever. 2. Freedom of approach The iconic nanosuit gameplay lets you tackle situations your way: become a stealthy predator picking off enemies one by one, or a walking tank smashing through everything in sight. 3. Physics and destructibility Collapsing buildings, trees falling apart, and realistic water effects still impress. Considering the game’s original foundation, this level of interaction feels ahead of its time even today. 4. Optimization Surprisingly, the remaster runs better on modern hardware. Stable FPS on high settings is a huge improvement compared to the original’s infamous performance issues. Cons: 1. Dated gameplay mechanics While the nanosuit is still fun, certain aspects of the gameplay feel clunky by today’s standards. Enemy AI can be inconsistent, and some missions feel too straightforward. 2. Performance issues on older systems Although optimized for new hardware, the game still struggles on mid-range or older PCs, especially with ray tracing enabled. Crysis Remastered is a nostalgia-filled trip for fans of the original, with a fresh coat of paint that makes the game visually stunning even in 2024. However, it doesn't do much to modernize the core gameplay, which might feel outdated to newcomers. If you’re here for the visuals or want to relive the “Can it run Crysis?” meme, this is worth checking out. For those looking for a fully reimagined experience, it might fall short. 9/10

Aug. 2024

A game that has remained "infamous" since it's arrival in the early 2000's returns to ask your PC, "Can it run Crysis?" A game that had unmatched graphics/visuals is still brilliantly detailed and absolutely gorgeous. The sheer amount of effort it must have taken to update this classic to include ray tracing, higher resolution textures, and I'm sure another mountain of modernizations certainly moves this game back to epic level graphics. Gameplay is smooth, weapons are enticing to use, the open world/sandbox is incredible, and of course, the B-Movie Plot a la Predator, Independence Day, and a few others makes for an amazing Southern Pacific romp in tropical locales. Set your suit to Maximum fun and enjoy this updated classic. Highly recommend this game!

June 2024

This review is based on 100% completion and 8.8 hours of gameplay. Recommendation: Would I recommend this game? Yes, this game has definitely been brought up to fit with the times in this remastered. The gameplay is enjoyable, and I encountered no problems while playing this game. This is my favourite of the three games because of its simple yet fun gameplay and simple, easy-to-follow short story. I bought this as part of the 'Crysis Remastered Trilogy' bundle when it was on sale, so I would definitely recommend getting the games as part of this pack while it is on sale to get the best value for your money. Achievements: All of the achievements in this game are simple to get, requiring only one playthrough, and I had no problems getting them.

Dec. 2023

Crysis was my favorite video game franchise as a teenager, yet I was lukewarm at Crysis 1 for a few things – balance, level design and AI, but this remastered version turns out to be more likeable thanks to rebalance. The original is not an easy game and the high-tech nanosuit always feels like it is no thicker than a piece of paper, especially for my younger self who was a much less experienced gamer. Some weapons are difficult to work with because of the range and recoil, and damage seems wildly inconsistent, like a helicopter could eat 3 shots of RPG like nothing. With the rebalance in remaster, nonsense like that no longer happens and all weapons are more manageable and fun to use with consistent damage. Difficulty and playtime drop as a result (15 vs 7 hours for the first playthrough), but it is a major step up for the experience. On the flip side, the necessity of stealth largely decreases, and I find myself always in favor of direct combat with the game becoming easier, so I say the remaster is less strategic and more simple shooting fun, though higher difficulty should revert that. Perhaps because of the rebalance and the lower difficulty, or the developer made some changes in levels (I am not sure if there are any), or just me became a better gamer, the remaster doesn’t have a lot of frustration the original has, which is why back then, I was not a fan of the more open level design of Crysis 1. With the frustration gone, I started to appreciate the more open level design allowing more freedom to decide how to approach objectives. I also become appreciative of the level variety that has car, ship, tank and aircraft levels arranged in an organized manner like Halo, which the second and third Crysis no longer have. That said, it is still confusing AF on how to kill the first boss in the final level as the game still doesn’t give clear instructions. It is disappointing that the remaster doesn’t fix the biggest issue - AI. They are still dumb AF and they still have hypersensitive detection as the original - the lush vegetation makes it difficult for players to spot enemies, but they have no trouble seeing through, reminding me why the OG is so frustrating. The OG has great graphics for its time but is not comparable to modern games. The remaster updated but didn’t overhaul graphics, and what really noticeable changes are clearer water, bluer sky, greener vegetation and more saturated color tones, which make it less photorealistic than the original. While doing so, the game introduces a contrast issue causing dark areas to be very hard to see, but without offering a proper tool to calibrate. In conclusion, the remaster indeed is a better version of the game, but I don’t think the improvements are substantial enough to warrant a re-release (an rebalance update to the OG is probably enough). It is more of an eye-grabber for Cry Engine and future sequel. But if you have the original, you can get the remaster dirt cheap now, so why not?

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