Abstract: Edwin Millheim10Crysis Game reviewed on an Alienware systemCheck out Alienware at www.alienware.comLet me get this out of the way first thing, because there have been too many people saying it looks too much like Far Cry. While there are some similari...
Abstract: Crysis is the game that might finally convince you to upgrade that ageing computer. Seriously. Youll thank me, though, when you gaze on the lush, verdant green forests, rolling hills and see the water lapping up against the sun-kissed golden sand - ju...
Abstract: Crysis is based in a future where an alien race has invaded Earth. The campaign has the player assume the role of United States Delta Force operator Jake Dunn (Nomad). Dunn is armed with various futuristic weapons and equipment, most notably a "Nano Mu...
A virtually flawless FPS with stunning graphics, but youll need a monster PC. Crysis - the long-awaited spiritual successor to Far Cry - drops you into the combat boots of Jake Nomad Dunn, a US Delta Force solider sent to investigate an island in t...
Abstract: Stunning visuals and great gameplay make Crysis an excellent buy. But you might need a new PC, too. Quite apart from being the long-awaited sequel to Far Cry, Crysis is also the poster child for DirectX 10: its the first game to appear thats been de...
Abstract: This is the new gold standard in first-person shooters. Crytek has come up with a visually dazzling, adrenaline-pumping, sci-fi invasion thriller that is innovative, epic and addictive, and which will leave you pleading for more. Electronic Arts - Cry...
Abstract: The long-awaited sequel to Far Cry is finally here. Its the first DirectX 10 game to emerge, and it looks better than anything else weve seen. You assume the role of US Delta Force operator Jake Dunn, and your job is to battle the North Korean arm...
Abstract: Take on the axis of evil, 3D style. Not to be missed. Crysis has been a long time in the making, but its been worth the wait. And if youre a fan of amusingly silly plotlines, it has one of the best. Its 2019, and a team of US scientists on an isla...
Abstract: It feels like we’ve been a long time coming to this moment when our final review of Crytek’s sci-fi shooter Crysis goes public. Crysis has been at the forefront of our minds since that first stunning demonstration at E3 in 2006. We’ve tr...
Abstract: The game Crysis represents the new top-class of benchmarks when it comes to graphics cards testing – and with good reason, too. It looks amazing and demands both a brawny CPU and a powerhouse graphics card. Tom’s Hardware compares the most imp...
