Crysis Remastered Trilogy

Game mechanics

Crysis games are first-person shooters focused on freedom of action. Campaigns are divided into missions that can be completed in a number of ways. The player almost always has several paths to the goal and a variety of tools to make the task easier. We can sneak past enemies, defeat them in an open shootout or use armoured vehicles. The weapon modification system also adds freedom. We can attach accessories to our weapons, which change their properties. These include sights, scopes, silencers, or guns and grenade launchers attached under the barrel.

An element that adds depth to the gameplay is the nano-armour worn by the protagonists. This is highly advanced combat armour that enhances the skills of the equipped soldier. The nano-armour allows the player to hack enemy electronics, breathe underwater and scan the environment. Furthermore, depending on the game, it has several main modes that we can switch between. For example, camouflage mode allows us to be temporarily invisible, armour mode protects us from bullets, and strength mode reduces the recoil of the weapon and allows us to throw heavy objects.

The second and third installments in the trilogy add some minor changes to the series. Crysis 2 makes battlefields more vertical, allowing you to climb and shoot your way through several different floors. More nanosuit functionalities have also been added. Crysis 3 introduces a futuristic composite bow equipped with different types of arrows, rapid-fire Typhoon machine gun and the powerful Heavy Mortar plasma cannon.

Game modes

Crysis Remastered Trilogy does not include the multiplayer modes found in the original releases. The set includes only the single player campaigns.

Technical aspects

The visual improvements to the trilogy are comparable to those included in Crysis Remastered. Crysis 2 and Crysis 3 received new models and textures. The bundle also got a resolution upgrade to 4K, ray tracing effects and many other improvements. The console versions allow you to choose the graphics mode. The trilogy can be played in performance, quality or ray tracing mode (only in Crysis 1).