Can Crysis run? There was a time when benchmarks were basically measured by seeing if a computer could run Crysis with the graphic settings at maximum, and that is exactly what you will be able to enjoy very soon with the remastering of the three installments, since Crytek has confirmed the release of the improved version by the end of the year.
Now yes, the three Crysis remastered
After seeing how the original Crysis arrived remastered a few months ago (it did not garner a very good criticism due to some bugs and a somewhat questionable graphic quality), today Crytek has announced the launch of the entire trilogy in remastered format. This will allow all fans of the saga to enjoy renewed graphics in the three editions, being able to enjoy the paradisiacal views of the Korean islands as you have never seen before.
his is the official trailer that presents the trilogy in all its glory:
Both Crysis 2 and Crysis 3 in remastered versions will be available for sale separately, so players will not be required to purchase the trilogy. This is news that will satisfy those who have already bought the first remastered installment, although the prices of each game will have to be known separately.
Those players who are new to the game, will be able to play the whole story from the first game to the last, getting to know the colorful and luminous islands of North Korea, discovering a devastated New York or closing the trilogy with a new visit to New York converted in a giant rainforest.
Where can you play?
The new remastered trilogy will be available for PlayStation, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC , and can also be played on PS5 and Xbox Series X | S thanks to backward compatibility. The game will be developed by Saber Interactive, and will arrive “in the fall”, so we hope to find it on the shelves by the end of the year . It is interesting to mention the presence of Nintendo Switch among the list of compatible consoles, but remember that the first remastered Crysis has already arrived on the Nintendo console. Still, we would like to think that the trilogy could be one of the titles that serve to accompany the launch of the more than rumored Nintendo Switch Pro.
A remastering that must have existed
Since we had the first remastered installment, it was to be expected that the rest of the installments would receive the same treatment. The remastering of Crysis was like an upgradeable version for some, but in general it did the job. Now with the last two installments, the trilogy takes shape and will allow all those who missed this fantastic shooter to enjoy the wonders of the CryNet nano-suit that will practically turn you into a super soldier proof against any type of danger.
