Published: 2013-03-12, Author: Ramon , review by: gotgame.com
Abstract: There was a certain level of satisfaction in completing Crysis 2, but ultimately left me wanting more. So needless to say, when EA and Crytek announced Crysis 3, I let out a Mr. Burns “Excellent” in anticipation.Fortunately Crysis 3 doesn't disappoint.The...
Abstract: The Crysis series made its debut back in 2007 and quickly became a technical benchmark for PC shooters. The undeniably gorgeous sci-fi shooter was held back from the masses by stiff system requirements and the plot didn’t impress many critics. Howeve...
As I mentioned at the beginning of this review, Crysis is a prime example of how to push a computer—whether in console or PC form—to the limits of its graphics processor. That a game can look this good on hardware nearly a decade old really says something...
Abstract: CommentThe time to suit up is upon us once again. Players can return to the fight against CELL as Prophet, the Crysis Nanosuit soldier, on his quest to rediscover his humanity and take it hardcore to his enemies as sweet revenge. As Prophet, you soon d...
The graphics, No, seriously. The graphics. Look at those screenshots, The soundtrack is pretty good, too
The plot (or lack thereof), Save checkpoints, keybind bugs, Flashes of brilliance shine light on what could've been, but isn't
I'd pay $9.95 for Crysis 3 as an amazing tech demo. I'd consider $19.95 a fair price if you loved the previous games or really want to cut your teeth in the multiplayer options. Thing is, if you want a gorgeous screen saver, you could always download the...
Attractive visuals that present a unique mix of the natural and the industrial, Each weapon, including the new bow, is a pleasure to shoot, Open levels and nanosuit powers provide combat flexibility, Entertaining multiplayer modes.
Remarkably easy, all the way to the end, Lacks the standout battles of earlier games in the series, AI is easily exploited
Its attractive visuals make Crysis 3 a pleasure to look at, and the game is plenty of fun, though not up to the high standards of its forebears....
Abstract: Crysis 3 isn't just any video game. On consoles, it's a swansong for the current generation, and on PCs, it's a showcase of what games will look like a year or two from now. Of course, there's a lot more than graphics to any Crysis game, but what's mos...
Crysis 3 refines rather than expands, providing the best ending to a trilogy I've played yet – the greatest disappointment is that it had to come to an end.Rating...
Abstract: In the 1992 film Universal Soldier, Jean Claude Van Damme plays a reanimated super-soldier. In James Cameron’s Terminator 2, Arnold Schwarzenegger plays the same. Tony Stark’s Iron Man marries metal and man. Even Cloud, from Square Enix’s Final Fantasy...
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Published: 2013-03-26, Author: Simon , review by: micromart.co.uk
Abstract: In the last couple of weeks, EA Games - whose continued support for PC gaming is appreciated - has put out two big blockbuster sequels, both the third in their respective series. Dead Space 3 has been welcomed by middling reviews, with the core criticisms...
