Crysis

 Xbox 360
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7.7

Generally favorable reviews- based on 187 Ratings

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  1. everlong24
    Feb 7, 2012
    8
    Crysis is finally on consoles but does it live up to it's PC counterparts? Yes and no. There's no multiplayer, but it's not priced as a whole game so that's not too disappointing. The graphics look great, but there's a lot of glitches as well. Enemies have awkward animations and sometimes they just flat out disappear. The combat is fun, but I found myself running out of ammo often andCrysis is finally on consoles but does it live up to it's PC counterparts? Yes and no. There's no multiplayer, but it's not priced as a whole game so that's not too disappointing. The graphics look great, but there's a lot of glitches as well. Enemies have awkward animations and sometimes they just flat out disappear. The combat is fun, but I found myself running out of ammo often and having to rely on meleeing enemies to death, which was actually quite fun when you use the stealth feature. For $30 though, you can't really complain. It's still more fun than most FPS on the market, and it definitely is better than Crysis 2.… Expand
  2. KPowers
    Oct 9, 2011
    9
    Don't believe the low scores from PC Fanboys who are butt-hurt that their WONDERCHILD made it to consoles. Having played both versions, this is a great port. Beautiful graphics, and in some ways, superior gameplay (with the addition of suit functions mapped to the controller instead of an ability wheel). I'm able to do things in this version I couldn't do in the PC version because ofDon't believe the low scores from PC Fanboys who are butt-hurt that their WONDERCHILD made it to consoles. Having played both versions, this is a great port. Beautiful graphics, and in some ways, superior gameplay (with the addition of suit functions mapped to the controller instead of an ability wheel). I'm able to do things in this version I couldn't do in the PC version because of the instant powers -- it just makes the gameplay smoother. The visuals aren't as good as the PC version running on High, but they're spectacular for a console game. The only real flaw with this version are some technical issues that distract slightly from the fun -- texture pop-in, lower draw distance. But don't believe the negativity... this is one of the best shooters ever made, and for $20, this is a steal. Just don't expect multiplayer. :P… Expand
  3. warmchicken
    Oct 6, 2011
    10
    It's Crysis, the real Crysis, but on consoles. Not sure what more people could want? It's missing a level, but it's a pretty bad one involving a VTOL so no one cares, and despite Metacritic saying it has 32 player online... there's 0 player online.

    Its unique multiplayer is greatly missed, but no one thought it would be possible anyway. Just getting this to boot on a console is worth    It's Crysis, the real Crysis, but on consoles. Not sure what more people could want? It's missing a level, but it's a pretty bad one involving a VTOL so no one cares, and despite Metacritic saying it has 32 player online... there's 0 player online.

    Its unique multiplayer is greatly missed, but no one thought it would be possible anyway. Just getting this to boot on a console is worth donating your $20 to Crytek, but doing so and still retaining everything which made it such a landmark game all those years ago is a true achievement.

    Sure the graphics aren't up to the same quality as the PC, but it never feels like a chore to play. Physics are all there, audio and acting is great, vehicles are as destructible as ever, levels are alive with little animals and the world is as destructible as on PC (huts, trees, boxes, vehicles...). It's a strangely rewarding experience entering a wooded area and shredding the forest into progressively smaller pieces with a minigun. Load times are OK, probably because it's running from hard drive, but there is still some very noticeable popup. Again, it's a PC benchmark game on console hardware which is around PC min-medium spec.

    A must buy for anyone who wants an epic singleplayer experience, thinks collectables are stupid, laughs at high-pitched screaming Koreans and has been longing for a chicken chucking simulator.    … Expand
  4. Lost_addict
    Oct 7, 2011
    10
    A truly spectacular game, one of the best this generation has seen. Admitidly it was better on the PC but still it's a story told masterpiece with A+ graphics. A must buy. 1 of only 7 games on the xbox360 i would genuinley give 10/10.
  5. Dyslexicon
    Oct 9, 2011
    10
    I've never done this before, or felt the need to. Then I saw a few people giving it 0's and being real uninformed, narrow minded scum bags and I had to chirp in. I loaded this up, and for the first time in my life, after 4 years of waiting and wishing, I was playing Crysis. I'm sky diving out of an airplane and falling toward an island. Then the first mission begins... but I don't jump toI've never done this before, or felt the need to. Then I saw a few people giving it 0's and being real uninformed, narrow minded scum bags and I had to chirp in. I loaded this up, and for the first time in my life, after 4 years of waiting and wishing, I was playing Crysis. I'm sky diving out of an airplane and falling toward an island. Then the first mission begins... but I don't jump to it. No, I walk around the sandy beach at night for 20 minutes enjoying my night vision, the moon shining through the palm trees, and the gorgeous water effects as I unload a barrel into the surface. Then I spot a turtle. Oh fancy that, a turtle. I throw the turtle 200 feet into the air and shoot it while it's freefalling. I shoot trees until the trunks snap and they fall gracefully to the earth. I run fast. I walk slow. I do all of this without realizing that I'm still ignoring my objective. This is the point my friends. This is Crysis on a console. Everyone is talking about graphics, and I would think that would have no place here. Do we really expect it to look anywhere near as good on a console? NO. Furthermore, we are gamers and the fun factor is what matters. That's why people will still go back and play the original Mario Bros. It's fun. I just described to you my first 20 minutes with Crysis, and there's still more pointless things I did before running into my objective. The gameplay is great, the controls are tight and responsive, and the graphics are really impressive. This looks better than a lot of full price retail releases that have dropped in the last 2 years. While it's not on the level of Gears 3, or even Crysis 2, it's damn close. At 20 dollars, you can't afford not to get this game. The atmosphere is completely believable. There is wildlife all around the island (for you to shoot and toss), amazing physics, and smart enemies. They're not always geniuses, but when things work right they will be outflanking you, and providing a nice challenge. I beat Crysis 2 earlier this year and I loved it, but Crysis takes the cake. If you're still reading : I went on a mission early in the game and died 3 times trying to get into base, then it occurred to me - 'sandbox'. My options were greater than "walk up the road into the base". I sniped 2 patrolling officers out of their boat, swam out, stole the boat and drove it full speed onto the shore. I then switched into the turret position and laid waste to everyone that came down the hill to get me. After a minute there were only 3 guards left. I jumped out, went into predator stealth mode and took out the three remaining guards. The final guard I grabbed by his throat and flung a 100 yards off of a cliff into the ocean below. It's epic, and these moments can only be found in a game like this. Until you melee your first beach hut into a pile of debris, you just wont understand. This was made for people who haven't had the opportunity to enjoy the gameplay of Crysis, and it was done very well. The framerate stays consistent, actually much more stable than Crysis 2. Oh, and it's not 'missing' a level. The dev's removed it because it was a point of contention for PC players. So in short, they nerfed the graphics to a respectable level, kept the gamplay experience intact, and delivered an amazing game without the frustrating level that everyone hated to begin with. buy this game. AAA title for 20 dollars. You deserve it.… Expand
  6. Bentleym
    Oct 7, 2011
    9
    I understand that this is a port of an old game, and I understand that the graphics may not be as good as the PC version. But that did not stop me from enjoying this game a lot. I never got to play Crysis on PC so I'm happy I now have a chance to play it. I wasn't expecting to see the original Crysis on Xbox, I don't think anyone was. So the fact that they got this game running onI understand that this is a port of an old game, and I understand that the graphics may not be as good as the PC version. But that did not stop me from enjoying this game a lot. I never got to play Crysis on PC so I'm happy I now have a chance to play it. I wasn't expecting to see the original Crysis on Xbox, I don't think anyone was. So the fact that they got this game running on consoles, and it looks as good as it does is an amazing surprise. People say that the game was simply a tech demo. All looks and no gameplay, but I completely disagree. From start to finish I found the game to be really fun, maybe even more so then Crysis 2 (which I enjoyed). There is probably 8 hours of gameplay here, and for a good price as well. I say this is definitely a game worth buying.… Expand
  7. FearedSaint
    Oct 10, 2011
    10
    I remember playing Crysis on the PC and thinking 'this is an awesome game, wish it was in the ps3.' Crysis 2 came out and i played it but it didn't feel like the original, it was linear and the combat was scripted. when Crysis was announced for ps3 i jumped for joy, i bought it and love it. the graphics are good as many current shooters and the controllers are easy to master. you feel likeI remember playing Crysis on the PC and thinking 'this is an awesome game, wish it was in the ps3.' Crysis 2 came out and i played it but it didn't feel like the original, it was linear and the combat was scripted. when Crysis was announced for ps3 i jumped for joy, i bought it and love it. the graphics are good as many current shooters and the controllers are easy to master. you feel like a badass playing this game and the huge open spaces allow you to undertake a mission any way you want, adding replayability. Trophies are a great thing to see and being rewarded for being a badass is great. the little things about the game are great, such as picking up a turtle. swimming with the fishes, sniping the missiles on the side of the helicoptor causing them ignite. shooting the tire out on a humvee as its coming toward you making it flip and roll out of control-I rhymed- overall i recommend it.… Expand
  8. wafelkill
    Oct 8, 2011
    10
    ONE OF THE BEST GAME ON THIS GENERATION!!!
    Amazing graphic!!
    Incredible A.I.!!
    Superb lighting!!
    Most lifelike jungle you ever seen on consoles!!
    AND IS ONLY 1600msp!!!
    GIVE ME WARHAED AND MULTIPLAYER!!!!!!!
    For ALL shooters fan MUST HAVE!!
    :]
  9. ElephantHorde
    Oct 6, 2011
    0
    A level missing, glitchy graphics, 5 years late, bugged to hell and no multiplayer - and they expect us to pay more than the superior PC version now costs? A good lesson on how to make easy money from idiots.
  10. OzShinDig
    Oct 19, 2011
    0
    This is not Crysis, it's Crysis 1.5

    There are many differences to the original game. The nanosuit is not the same as in the first game, it's the one from Crysis 2 which was far worse. Armour mode is not default and now uses energy even when not being shot at. Speed mode is not a selectable mode anymore and strength mode is the default mode insterad of armour. Sprinting in speed mode is    This is not Crysis, it's Crysis 1.5

    There are many differences to the original game. The nanosuit is not the same as in the first game, it's the one from Crysis 2 which was far worse. Armour mode is not default and now uses energy even when not being shot at. Speed mode is not a selectable mode anymore and strength mode is the default mode insterad of armour. Sprinting in speed mode is far slower too.

    Enemies are in places they never used to be and missing from places they used to be. They're far easier to kill and their AI is far worse.

    A whole level is missing and while it wasn't the best level in the game, it was still a part of the original game that hasn't been included here. Textures are terrible and the lighting is too. A lot of sounds have been changed, including most of the guns. The FY71 sounds so bad compared to the original.

    All Crytek had to do was downgrade the graphics so the game would run on consoles. Instead they have remade the game so it's a different experience. Why they changed the nanosuit to the same one from Crysis 2 is beyond me. This is meant to be the original game, not the sequel. Crytek have failed miserably again just like they did with Crysis 2. The original Crysis on PC was one of my favourite games of all time but Crytek have lost all my respect with a failed sequel and failed port. Won't be buying any more of their products.

    If you can, get Crysis for pc. Even on medium graphics it will look better than this port. You'll also get the full experience and get to play the game in the awesome way it was originally intended. If you want to use a controller, the pc version has always supported a 360 controller anyway.

    This port deserves a 0. It's not the original Crysis, it's been modified and made far worse.    … Expand
  11. UnlimitedAmmo
    Oct 6, 2011
    0
    This really is a game that should have remained back in the past. It might not be that old, but when all it had going for it was the tech, it should never have been ressurected in an inferior port. Hardly anything in the game makes any sense - the AI is really terrible, and this espeically noticable if you try to play it stealth. $2 on steam might be worth it - anything more is just a rip-off.
  12. CephFan
    Oct 6, 2011
    3
    There's a lot of potential here, but it's wasted on a glitchy product. With graphics and sound poping in and out, what should have been a great port is actually a lacklustre effort from Crytek UK. Graphics were really the only thing going for Crysis, without that you're left with a hollow shell of an FPS. Crysis 2 looks and plays far better. Considering Crysis 2 doesn't even reallyThere's a lot of potential here, but it's wasted on a glitchy product. With graphics and sound poping in and out, what should have been a great port is actually a lacklustre effort from Crytek UK. Graphics were really the only thing going for Crysis, without that you're left with a hollow shell of an FPS. Crysis 2 looks and plays far better. Considering Crysis 2 doesn't even really continue the story, you're better off not playing this at all.… Expand
  13. FatherDoom
    Apr 29, 2012
    8
    Way too short. Awesome game but should have been cheaper seeing as how little actual gameplay their is. I killed almost every single enemy and still only took me about six hours, first run.
  14. bioadam
    Oct 28, 2011
    8
    On the console, "Crysis 2" is not a sequel. "Crysis 2" is barely a sequel on PCs. While other games were content to let you play your game on your regular PC, the original "Crysis" required gamers to create custom machines, for thousands of dollars, to play "Crysis". Crytek could have re-released the original "Crysis" and called it a new franchise. The whole point is, the story in "CrysisOn the console, "Crysis 2" is not a sequel. "Crysis 2" is barely a sequel on PCs. While other games were content to let you play your game on your regular PC, the original "Crysis" required gamers to create custom machines, for thousands of dollars, to play "Crysis". Crytek could have re-released the original "Crysis" and called it a new franchise. The whole point is, the story in "Crysis 2" hardly makes any sense. We are given some flashbacks to the original "Crysis" that we never played, but those do not make any sense either. Where did the Nano-suit come from? Why are space aliens invading earth? Why am I fighting a mega corporation's private army when I should be saving earth from space aliens?! The non-sensical story does water down what is otherwise a fairly excellent first person shooter.… Expand
  15. Shtiggy
    Dec 1, 2011
    10
    Just started playing this now on the PC, and all I can say is wowza. Absolutely fantastic. Environmental details are absolutely amazing and interaction with the environment is spectacular. Makeshift building will collapse if you blow them up, trees fall down and are cut where you shoot them. Tires will blow on vehicles and so much more. Love it. As good so far as Half Life 2 was.
  16. lord_chalfont
    Oct 11, 2011
    10
    A solid and smart conversion of the classic PC game to xbox360. The last third is still weak but then so was the original 'classic'. This game fundamentally redefined the shooter category and the gameplay innovation in both look and feel is still very evident here and worth a play.
  17. DJPurge
    Oct 17, 2011
    10
    Triple A release. Incredible graphics, great gameplay and still amazing even after all these years. Well worth £15. I'm inclined to say it's even better than the PC version. I would personally say this game is better than Crysis 2. When you put the two games together you get one of the most exciting game franchises this year, both on and offline.
  18. aqurban
    Oct 29, 2011
    10
    Crytek offered us the most generous yet speedy offers of its time, and by us i mean those who haven't got the chance to play the original Crysis on a super personal computer. After beating Crysis 2 so many times I lost count, I finally stumble into this magnificent world of beautiful environments and crushing difficulty; it made Crysis 2 feel like a walk in the park. I don't know why PCCrytek offered us the most generous yet speedy offers of its time, and by us i mean those who haven't got the chance to play the original Crysis on a super personal computer. After beating Crysis 2 so many times I lost count, I finally stumble into this magnificent world of beautiful environments and crushing difficulty; it made Crysis 2 feel like a walk in the park. I don't know why PC users play this one their consoles and complain, at least they gave us a taste of their mighty epicness.… Expand
  19. xiphumbra
    Oct 16, 2011
    10
    Was surprised at how good this game turned out on the consoles. Great graphics, great sound and voice acting, and plenty of gameplay opportunities leave you feeling you got your money's worth. Campaign never felt dull and changes up things by adding vehicles before you start getting bored. There's a satisfaction with killing surround enemies by blowing up buildings and vehicles orWas surprised at how good this game turned out on the consoles. Great graphics, great sound and voice acting, and plenty of gameplay opportunities leave you feeling you got your money's worth. Campaign never felt dull and changes up things by adding vehicles before you start getting bored. There's a satisfaction with killing surround enemies by blowing up buildings and vehicles or surprising them by approaching them slowly while cloaked. The attention to detail is truly amazing as you find birds, shoot down trees, watch the water shoot up as your bullets penetrate the surface... It's an experience one has to see and play to believe. Trust me when I say your $20 is well worth spending on this game.… Expand
  20. MadPenguin
    Oct 18, 2011
    10
    I am just glad this has been made into a console game, Graphically the console version is inferior in some areas (the tress and the bushes most noticeable of all) but Cryengine 3 seems to hit the mark pretty dead on the money as the game play is the same as the PC version.
  21. FallenFIre360
    Dec 1, 2011
    9
    Crysis on Consoles is still a great game. While I do agree that the PC version certainly has a lot better graphics, the gameplay is still all the same. Only with better controls. If you are a huge FPS fan but don't feel like dropping big bucks for what is STILL one of the most power hungry game out there, this game was easily one of the best games I have bought on the marketplace.
  22. ns0l
    Apr 18, 2014
    9
    I agree, Maximum game. I can't believe this is a 2007 game. I really enjoyed it. The music is perfectly right. The gameplay is crazy. I sometimes thought it's the end. But the game keeps getting better and stronger every time. Like the developers are saying: You think you've seen it all. But we're not finished yet. Wait till you see this. Well, you're right. It is stunning. The story isI agree, Maximum game. I can't believe this is a 2007 game. I really enjoyed it. The music is perfectly right. The gameplay is crazy. I sometimes thought it's the end. But the game keeps getting better and stronger every time. Like the developers are saying: You think you've seen it all. But we're not finished yet. Wait till you see this. Well, you're right. It is stunning. The story is very interesting. Fantastic. In short the campaign is hell. But the multiplayer isn't a big deal.… Expand
  23. potatoes351
    Mar 1, 2013
    9
    2007 marked the beginning of the great PC massacre, thousands upon thousands of melted processors, burning graphics cards and piles of ash that used to be top end gaming PC's were deposited into landfills over the world, the sole cause was Crysis. Luckily for those of us who cant buy a PC that will come with its own mortgage Crysis has made its way to Xbox Live and PSN via a download only2007 marked the beginning of the great PC massacre, thousands upon thousands of melted processors, burning graphics cards and piles of ash that used to be top end gaming PC's were deposited into landfills over the world, the sole cause was Crysis. Luckily for those of us who cant buy a PC that will come with its own mortgage Crysis has made its way to Xbox Live and PSN via a download only title.
    You play as Nomad, a bland 1 dimensional soldier and part of Raptor Squad who are sent in to the island of Lingshan to thin KPA forces and rescue a archaeological team being held captive by them. Your squad is equipped with Nanosuits, suits capable of giving the user superhuman strength, speed and damage resistance. However as you delve deeper into the island you find that what the archaeologists uncovered was not of this world and threatens the entire human race.
    Crysis is beautiful, it also plays better than most FPS's on the market due to the Nanosuit making it stand out from the competition. However this version does take out a level involving flying the games airborne vehicles V-TOL's but it wont be missed as it is cited as the worst level in the game. It also lacks the PC's multiplayer modes, however this does not matter as the singleplayer game is so fantastic that it makes up for it. Plus the mission where you enter the alien spaceship is perhaps one of the greatest levels in gaming ever, a must buy!    … Expand
  24. Calebd2
    Dec 9, 2014
    9
    This is a console port over from the original PC version released in 2007. I am still blown away that this game way made in 2007. I played this game in 2014 and the graphics still hold up. The environment is alive and beautiful to look at. Gameplay is excellent with intelligent AI and controller mechanics. Even though this is a port over I found there were little to no glitches. ExcellentThis is a console port over from the original PC version released in 2007. I am still blown away that this game way made in 2007. I played this game in 2014 and the graphics still hold up. The environment is alive and beautiful to look at. Gameplay is excellent with intelligent AI and controller mechanics. Even though this is a port over I found there were little to no glitches. Excellent weapons with great attachment options. Story is pretty bland, but had slightly more depth than most First Person Shooters. This is a must play.… Expand
  25. gstiker5
    Jul 6, 2013
    10
    A fantastic port of the original and it might not have the absolute photo-realistic graphics as on the PC it still looks great and the controls are actually really good also the gunplay is really good and they removed the multiplayer but it is a budget download I got it for 520 MSP with the ultimate game sale but i would happily pay full-price. They also removed the level where youA fantastic port of the original and it might not have the absolute photo-realistic graphics as on the PC it still looks great and the controls are actually really good also the gunplay is really good and they removed the multiplayer but it is a budget download I got it for 520 MSP with the ultimate game sale but i would happily pay full-price. They also removed the level where you controlled a VTOL which I hated in the PC version.
    The Bad
    There are some frustrating deaths
    The level Core might look amazing but it is a horrible level.    … Expand
  26. Y4nk33
    Apr 10, 2013
    10
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  27. eva3si0n
    Sep 26, 2020
    7
    Of course, for the good in Crysis, you need to play the PC, but the ported version for consoles does not look bad. First, the game itself is already made on CryEngine 3, and second, control is surprisingly more convenient on the controller, there is no stupid radial menu of costume modes. In all other things, it is a typical corridor shooter, the first third of the game is made in theOf course, for the good in Crysis, you need to play the PC, but the ported version for consoles does not look bad. First, the game itself is already made on CryEngine 3, and second, control is surprisingly more convenient on the controller, there is no stupid radial menu of costume modes. In all other things, it is a typical corridor shooter, the first third of the game is made in the style of a sandbox, but it does not work really. The graphics even look good on the Xbox360. The only thing in the last game act, the frame falls to 15 frames, if not lower. Well, it's a pity that Crytek did not update it for Xbox One X.… Expand
  28. CamyVero
    Jul 7, 2021
    5
    It is an impressive game graphically, it still is today. The story is more than decent, in fact there are movies or series that don't reach its quality in this aspect. I really wanted to play it, it had always caught my attention. But the amount of problems it has means that I have to give it a lower score. It's the game with the most problems in terms of bugs that I've played in a longIt is an impressive game graphically, it still is today. The story is more than decent, in fact there are movies or series that don't reach its quality in this aspect. I really wanted to play it, it had always caught my attention. But the amount of problems it has means that I have to give it a lower score. It's the game with the most problems in terms of bugs that I've played in a long time. Mostly related to the AI. From enemy soldiers that don't attack you and just stare at the sky, to dead people that get up after emptying 2 magazines. But the worst comes at the end when the game is terribly buggy and makes you can't finish the game against the final boss, forcing you to reload the last chapter until you get the weapon you need to defeat him. A real shame. Otherwise, if you can tolerate this unfortunate aspect, the game is an eye-catching, polished shooter with a good story.… Expand
  29. Alex_Pilgrim008
    Apr 7, 2023
    7
    "Call of Duty" meets "Far Cry". This port is missing a level and doesn't include the expansion packs or multiplayer available on PC. The framerate can also be a bit rough. But "Crysis" is still an enjoyable game on the Xbox 360. I was a bit surprised that stealth (while achievable) usually doesn't last long. Also, the game is pretty linear despite the expansive map. For the most part, it's"Call of Duty" meets "Far Cry". This port is missing a level and doesn't include the expansion packs or multiplayer available on PC. The framerate can also be a bit rough. But "Crysis" is still an enjoyable game on the Xbox 360. I was a bit surprised that stealth (while achievable) usually doesn't last long. Also, the game is pretty linear despite the expansive map. For the most part, it's an all-out shooter and can be difficult at times. While you have running, shield and cloaking abilities, they require energy that quickly runs out. Strategy is key to winning firefights. Shooter fans should enjoy it. I would rate this port with a 7.6 out of 10.… Expand
  30. emporio2866
    Apr 24, 2021
    4
    Прошёл Кукурузис… в 21 году:D

    Сей крутейший поступок я совершил с 4-й попытки, а на осуществление всего замысла ушло примерно 13 лет! Пробовал на релизе на стареньком компе – забросил из-за постоянных вылетов; Потом на более мощном ноуте – забросил после первого появления пришельцев из-за неудобства управления с помощью клавамыши; Далее пытался на третьей плойке – дошёл до танков и    Прошёл Кукурузис… в 21 году:D

    Сей крутейший поступок я совершил с 4-й попытки, а на осуществление всего замысла ушло примерно 13 лет!

    Пробовал на релизе на стареньком компе – забросил из-за постоянных вылетов;
    Потом на более мощном ноуте – забросил после первого появления пришельцев из-за неудобства управления с помощью клавамыши;
    Далее пытался на третьей плойке – дошёл до танков и тоже дропнул, решив, что игра г…;
    И только сейчас закончил на новом боксе по обратке – тоже не в восторге, но в очередной раз убедился, что геймпад на пс3 был не просто не очень, а днищем, произведённым сатаной, чтобы мучать геймеров:(

    На хуане по обратке игра работает стабильно с авто-ХДР, хоть и в 30 фпс. Дальность прорисовки и детализация текстур оставляет желать лучшего, тем не менее версию с третьей плойки кладёт на лопатки, ибо там был не порт, а выкидыш уровня ГТА 4, состоящий из одного мыла и проседания кадров в разрешении ниже 720пи!

    Мои догадки относительно самой игры подтвердились, она таки оказалась бенчмарком без толкового геймплея и сюжета с попыткой развлечь покатушками на танках и машинках, дабы я не уснул…

    Баллистика неплохая, стрелять было приятно, жаль, о балансе разработчики не слышали, раз посчитали нормой забрасывать игрока толпами одинаковых корейцев, спавнящихся из воздуха вокруг и просто давящих количеством, что сделало прохождение каторгой на любой сложности, начиная со средней, а не сдюжил, так давай ещё раз, что тебе стоит весь аванпост с нуля зачистить, отчего, как в Дарке, просто забиваешь и летишь на следующую контрольную точку, чтобы сохраниться и продолжить вкушать «мега-интересный» сюжет про пойди туда и постреляй за родину… за родину (за США, ебстественна), которая опять припёрлась невесть куда насаждать свою демократию, точнее спасать сирых и убогих от неминуемой гибели, и пофиг, что не звали!

    Аттракцион мог бы получиться, если бы типов врагов сваяли побольше и карты были не просто большие, а насыщенные событиями, но нам впарили линейный тир на больших коридорных, пустых локациях с одинаковыми болванчиками, чуть позже сменившихся на таких же скучных инопланетян:(

    Не понимаю, на что там до сих пор наяривают, на графон?

    4,5 из 10    … Expand
  31. SenorKoquonfaes
    Apr 29, 2020
    8
    You play as Jake Dunn, codename "Nomad", a U.S. Delta Force soldier working as apart of "Team Raptor", they're dispatched to a fictitious island somewhere east of The Philippines when they receive a distress call from a research team on the island informing them they've discovered some temple that houses technological advancements beyond human capabilities. Raptor's mission is to evacuateYou play as Jake Dunn, codename "Nomad", a U.S. Delta Force soldier working as apart of "Team Raptor", they're dispatched to a fictitious island somewhere east of The Philippines when they receive a distress call from a research team on the island informing them they've discovered some temple that houses technological advancements beyond human capabilities. Raptor's mission is to evacuate the research team and secure any valuable information from the dig site.

    The team skydives towards the island, but Nomad gets separated from the rest of the team, winds up crash landing on a beach and needs to fight his way through the island’s jungle while taking down North Korean troops in order to regroup with his team. Nomad, along with the rest of the squad, are all outfitted with high-tech weapons as well as "Nanosuits". The Nanosuits give the player super human strength and speed, protection from gunfire and explosives and allow you to temporarily turn invisible. Nomad eventually regroups with Team Raptor, only to discover that an invading race of space aliens starts picking off members of the team as well as North Korean soldiers. Despite this, Nomad and the remaining members of Team Raptor continue their exploration deeper into the island, uncovering it’s hidden secrets and upholding the mission.

    So how does the game look and feel after roughly 13 years? Well, on the whole, I’d say it’s still good. The game’s environments are beautifully rendered; I particularly liked the way the darker/night missions are lit as well as the way they handled the dense jungle foliage. The main character models are well done and the various textures are still high quality even after all these years. The inspiration from Crytek’s previous game, Far Cry, is pretty apparent here in terms of the game’s environment design, overall art direction and angles of attack for clearing out an encampment. Graphically, Crysis really does give you a sense just how ahead of the curve Crytek and the CryEngine were and they certainly lend credence to the “But can it run Crysis?” memes.

    Gameplay-wise, Crysis comes with your standard, yet limited arsenal of FPS weapons: pistol, shotgun, two assault rifles, rocket launcher, semi-automatic rifle, explosives and one or two one-off weapons. If you pick up another one, you can dual-wield pistols in this game and any game that has you John Woo-ing your way through it gets a pass in my book. You do burn through ammo quicker by doing it, but overall, it’s still worth it. In order to make up for the lack of weapon selections, the weapons in Crysis offer alt-fire modes/attachments. For instance, the SCAR allows you to equip an under-barrel grenade launcher, a fully and semi automatic mode and the option of shooting non-lethal tranquilizer darts and incendiary rounds. The shotgun can be modded to have a tighter spread at the cost of stopping power. The pistol even has a burst fire option. If you do run out of ammo, the Nanosuit allows you to pick up heavy objects, such as fuel barrels, and throw them at enemy soldiers either stunning them or killing them outright.

    Like Far Cry, Crysis gives the player options as to how they want to deal with most combat encounters. Do you mark the targets with your binoculars and snipe them from afar? Do you go in guns blazing and rely on your Nanosuit’s shield feature for some extra protection? Or, do you stealth it up by leveraging your Nanosuit’s cloaking feature? It’s up to you! Aiding you in your combat approach is the ability to customize your weapons on the fly, equipping and removing attachments such as sights, scopes, silencers and grenade launchers as you see fit. The game also provides you with some vehicle options, including civilian cars, jeeps and trucks where you can control a mounted machine gun and a tank for one mission which is endlessly fun.

    Missions progress linearly, but the game will also throw a few secondary objectives to coincide with your primary one. They’re not overly difficult; it’s mostly “disable this jammer here” or “collect this important intel there”. They’re not that far off the main mission path and there are 3 achievements tied to the number of secondary objectives you complete, so there is some incentive to do them.

    On a technical level, Crysis is still fine. As you might expect, it does take a bit of a hit on the Xbox 360. The game hitches for a moment while saving a checkpoint, I occasionally noticed some draw distance jankiness when looking through the binoculars or a rifle scope, the frame rate can go in the toilet when there’s a lot of fast-paced action. The enemy AI can be kind of stupid at times, particularly when I was sniping. On the plus side, the game never once hard crashed on me and the loading screens are not overly long.

    So 13 years later, Crysis is still a game that I recommend you play for it’s well-aged graphics, fun FPS gameplay and relatively good story.    … Expand
  32. GhostKill
    Jan 29, 2023
    8
    Thoroughly enjoyed this game! Not as good as 2 but it's good nonetheless! The Crysis franchise was a nice surprise for me. I really enjoyed these games!
  33. Ez1459
    Apr 12, 2023
    10
    what an ambitious game, definite must play for every action fps lover for sure
  34. Joe2539
    Jan 2, 2023
    10
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  35. Jaidenbrkl1
    Mar 22, 2023
    9
    Alongside the OG Modern Warfare 2, this game will have to be one of the best FPS games but this is the Xbox 360 version, as the PC version is why people say this as one of the most underrated shooters of all time. Playing it on the 360, sure the graphics isn’t the best, but the uniqueness is what makes it stand out. This is a big deal when it released (along with the PS3 version) in 2011.

Awards & Rankings

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#55 Best Xbox 360 Game of 2011
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#54 Most Discussed Xbox 360 Game of 2011
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#62 Most Shared Xbox 360 Game of 2011

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Metascore
81

Generally favorable reviews - based on 40 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 37 out of 40
  2. Mixed: 3 out of 40
  3. Negative: 0 out of 40
  1. Planet Xbox 360
    Jan 5, 2012
    87
    So PC fans, don't panic – even though I personally believe Crysis for console is better than the PC version, it's not meant to totally replace the PC version. Rather, its purpose is to give the original Crysis experience to the masses, and honestly, why wouldn't PC gamers want that?
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  2. Official Xbox Magazine UK
    Dec 6, 2011
    80
    As a single-player experience, it's every bit the quality of a full-priced shooter. [Christmas 2011, p.97]
  3. Games Master UK
    Nov 20, 2011
    85
    It's aged very well and is a great addition to console. Shame about multiplayer, though. [Christmas 2011, p.92]
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