Crysis 2 is the best looking first person shooter on the consoles right now, and it backs up those pretty looks with solid gameplay and a very interesting story. The sounds and the multiplayer are a bit cookie-cutter, and you’ll feel very familiar wit...
Resumen: I remember when the first Crysis game was announced back in 2007. That was the first time I actually spec’d and built a new PC specifically for one game, and then the game came out and my new system barely ran. It took a few more upgrades over the year...
Resumen: Crytek has once again delivered on some pretty big promises. With Crysis 2, they deliver to the world their brand new CryEngine 3 simultaneously debuting on PC and consoles. Additionally, for the first time, Crytek is headed out of the tropical jungle ...
Nanosuit and big levels offer plenty of flexibility, Powerful depiction of a devastated city, The second half is stuffed with awesome, memorable battles, Goodsized campaign and fullfeatured multiplayer offer lots of lasting value, Outstanding soundtrack.
Poor AI detracts from the excitement, Some annoying bugs, The first few hours drag.
This big, bold sequel offers an eerie vision of a city under siege....
Resumen: Evidently, Crytek learned their lesson for Crysis 2. The game looks utterly stunning and is arguably one of the best-looking shooters on consoles. I’m still undecided whether Crysis 2 looks better than the original game, but the fact that there is a d...
Despite those complaints, Crysis 2 succeeds. It’s a beautiful, engrossing experience that avoids the anemic, scripted playbook made law by the 500 pound shooter gorilla. It plays well, encourages creative problem-solving, and confidently delivers a ser...
Resumen: Iron Man. Master Chief. Isaac Clarke. Everything is better with a superhero suit - this is fact. When the dude in the suit turns up, everyone knows that it's all going to be alright. The world isn't going to end anymore! The aliens will retreat! That p...
Resumen: If Crysis was known for one thing, it was amazing graphics. That was with good reason, as the game didn't offer much else. While it boasted a few interesting ideas, the game felt imbalanced, had bizarre difficulty spikes, and felt more like a tech de...
