Crysis®

It looks just as good as modern titles if not better. But its unfortunently incredibly dull to play. The stealth is quite bad. Aiming down sight is a pain since it moves all the time and dosent shoot where you aim (or maybe the assault rifle isn't meant to be accurate, its annoying either way). The first part of the game dosent help in mending this, where you walk through a long forest only to kill 2 enemies and move on to another part of the beach with 2 more enemies. Shooting in general is a pain because all the initial guns spray like you've been drinking for 5 hours.

It can run,define :run(maxed out) works right out of the digital box on Windows 10 64bit, but will this PC be able to run Crysis remastered?

its still one of the best fps out there

The game does not launch for whatever reason. No matter how many things I try, nothing works. I love the game and wanted a drm free version of it but alas, it doesn’t even open. I hope they fix that one that.

Although I can't yet critique this version's performance and stability, having played it almost through via the DVD version. A great-looking, very well-controlling and generally -handling shooter whose only but harsh shortcoming is its short campaign. By that I mean the good parts, meaning the jungle/tropics setting just until everything starts freezing over and becomes a frustrating bullet-spongey boss shooter. You'll have the most fun playing stealthily and enjoying the tension rather than going in guns blazing, I think. I haven't tested out this version's editor but supposing it works ok, what a great thing to include. You don't see this in nowadays' games. Basically endless replayability by creating your own maps. Although it takes some in-depth study to become familiar with. It's definitely worth up to about half full game price, not more due to its length. + Design/graphics + Handling + Atmospheric Soundtrack - Length - Everything Ice and Alien