Crysis®

So far, on Windows 10 the game is constantly crashing - it didn't even launch without having to download unofficla c-1 launcher, which fixes the exe files of the game. This should be already done by Gog. After starting playing the game, the game is still crashing randomly - sometimes after 15-30 minutes, sometimes instantly after loading saved game. As I have found on the internet, the crashing of the game is well known fact with multiple workaround being discussed. Yet Gog.com version is plagued by these issues too. As this game can't be even launched with the Gog.com launcher, I can't recommend it.

not starting on windows 11, don't buy

...to rather make you buy the remastered version, coz devs too lazy to fix this version. loading any save crashes the game everytime. idk what changed as i was was able to play just fine without screwing around with anything earlier this year. havent uninstalled, havent changed save locations or admin name, havent removed any harddrives. appearantly there are 3rd part fixes, but i cant be bothered anymore.... you lost me. i am no longer in the mood to play this garbage

This game looks great, but the looks, for me, don't match up to my expectations in a shooter. In the end, it's more looks than bones. I don't like open world games and vast stretches of terrain, and I felt like most of the game was spent walking/running to the next place for a quick shootout before hitting the high road again for another marathon. I actually cheated and gave myself infinite sprint, because it was so tedious to walk everywhere, and that honestly helped a lot. The game became much more enjoyable when I could finally move to the next place in a timely manner. I don't care about story in a game; I value gameplay over the story, and I felt like the gameplay was lacking just enough to dock a star. I think this is a solid 4-star game. It's above average, but not excellent. The gun play is fun--fun enough that I wanted more, but that was also the problem: I didn't get more, it just barely scratched the surface. This is what makes me prefer Crysis Warhead over this game, as it has more gun fights (or at least filler space in between, which is maybe my main gripe). It frequently goes on sale and I think it's worth buying at the discounted price. I enjoyed it enough that I would recommend it, but not enough that it earns any awards in my books.

Didn't care much about this game when I was younger, now looking back it's a pretty decent game. Not just graphics wise, in terms of gameplay as well. Particularly suit system and weapon customizing feature are well implemented in my opinion. On top of that, GOG didn't fail to disappoint me by providing me with a full working game strait out of the box, so I didn't have to waste my time looking for fixes which would've been the case with the steam version. Kudos to GOG for being awesome and Crytek for making this game!