Crysis 2 - Maximum Edition

Great gameplay! A few new things to learn but overall a really nice story line too. Recommend playing it end to end once for sure!

Pierwszy raz zagrałem w tą grę na Xboxie 360 później na PlayStation a teraz na Pc. Grając w tą grę czułem totalny przepływ adrenaliny, bo miasto jest zniszczone, walki z przeciwnikami i kosmitami są intensywne, a nanokombinezon daje poczucie absolutnej mocy i swobody w akcji.

D0pe a$$ game! {Music} <Game play> [Graphics]

Alguns problemas de otimização, mas o jogo é incrível. Ele melhora tudo o que existe no primeiro e deixa a mecânica mais dinâmica.

bad trash

Hands down the worst shooter I have ever played.

[h1]Doc, I think I'm having some sort of Identity Crysis...[/h1] I actually played Crysis 2 back when it released on the Xbox 360 when it first released, but only ever played the online multiplayer and whilst it was good fun it was more of a bridge between various shooters me and the boys were playing at the time (Halo Reach, Gears of War 3, Rainbow Six Vegas 2, Modern Warfare 2 etc). Having never played the campaign I finally decided to give it go having played the first Crysis recently and it's an okay, yet kind of at-odds experience. The telltale signs EA were getting their filthy mitts into how Crytek Studios developed the game lurk in the background and it can be pretty telling in how everything is structured. The vast sprawling environments with verticality and variation that allowed you to dictate your route and tactics to achieve objectives are gone and replaced by endless city blocks in New York that are quite claustrophobic by comparison. These are also heavily railroaded in how you get to your endpoint as your way forward is generally pretty restricted to where you're told to go. There's also a fair bit of monotonous cutscene exposition that doesn't really offer all that much detail and some contrived pointless QTE events in levels that are probably there just to make sure you haven't tuned out from what's going on. Still, the armor and cloak mechanics from Crysis 1 are ever-present and as important as ever, and you no longer get downed by a gust of wind which makes the player character actually feel like the combative powerhouse he should have been in the first game. Overall you can certainly tell a lot of the more intriguing gameplay features have been dumbed down in order to make some sort of COD clone. The first half of the story has you fighting against a PMC outfit looking to take back the Nanosuit you're wearing before they finally realise the aliens (the Ceph) are actually the real problem and that they should probably help you out in dealing with them first. There's a bit of a subplot involving the suit's creator that you get into later on so some context, albeit thinly sandwiched in is there. The plot seems to have also jumped the shark a bit and a lot of story from the first game is weirdly either retconned or outright ignored without so much as an explanation. [spoiler]Where's the original surviving members of your squad from the last game? (Nomad, Psycho, etc). Why are the once blue-hued aquatic dependent Ceph now some luminous pink and humanoid in form and no longer need full nanotech coverage? Is there any reason they look so wildly different now?[/spoiler] None of this is explained anywhere and I had to do some digging into what's going on but the gist of it seems to be that this narrative is hidden away in non-game media through comics but some of this also was apparently retconned in places via Crysis 3 anyway, so who knows what to believe anymore. It's better to go along with the idea that it's a simplistic ancient alien invasion storyline and you're here to kick their collective asses and not think too much more into it. On that note, the Ceph themselves aren't all that different to fighting the human opposition anyway because of this redesign. They're a bit spongier and there's a couple of different units that either have a bit more armor or require grenades / C4 / RPGs to deal with but outside of that you don't see anything varied or different throughout. For the sake of trying to make them feel more fun to fight against, Crytek didn't really achieve that goal and have ended up with a continuity nightmare as a result. Also, upgraded Stealth is [i]far too strong[/i], especially with how dim the AI is. Should you not want to bring down every NPC before moving on, once you start to encounter and farm the Ceph for their Nano Catalysts, a quick Nanosuit upgrade will increase the duration by a huge margin. Combined with silent footsteps it means you can swing by past huge swarms completely undetected. It can however make for a loosely fun stealth experience as you can assassinate various mooks and use silenced weaponry but the novelty wears off fairly quickly. With the already sparse variety in enemies the gameplay loop is pretty watered down and making your own fun is a lot more restrictive when combined with the smaller map areas. Fortunately the gunplay despite its age is still pretty solid and your arsenal is reasonably varied to the point where something outside of maybe pistols all have a use case. It's about what you'd expect from a dumbed down tactical shooter that's trying to emulate Call of Duty but retain some features of it's predecessor. It doesn't throw itself into full brainrot territory as it clings on to it's unique mechanics which enhance it a bit, but you can certainly tell it's a game that doesn't really know which one of the two crowds it wants to please the most so tries to do both. It just about handles that task, but not to a particularly big fanfare and it's pretty average at the absolute best. If you have about 7'ish hours to kill and want to try out some of the slightly more unique features this shooter has to offer then it could be worth a go. I can't say I felt particularly inspired during my playthrough but I don't feel my time was necessarily wasted, so it's a pretty middle of the road experience. I'll give Crysis 2 the benefit of the doubt so it gets a thumbs up, but I would also advise if you want a [b]proper[/b] quality FPS there's definitely better options floating about elsewhere.

[h1] Итак краткий обзор [/h1] [h3] Начнем с минусов: [/h3] 1) Сложность. Я хоть и казуал, но на максимальной сложности почти не чувствовал её. В режиме защиты можно вытанчить любой урон и спрятаться за укрытие. В той же первой части, сложный режим сложности заставлять хорошенько попотеть. В финальной локации, если хоть немного прокачивать навыки, можно вообще пройти без единого убийства, тупо пробегая всю локу в режиме маскировки. Спойлер: [spoiler] Конечно в конце придётся сразиться с 4-я цефами, но это формальность [/spoiler] 2) НПС. Что людишки что цефы, очень глупо себя ведут, часто застревают при передвижении. Кидают гранаты под себя или союзников, и в целом так или иначе самоустраниться. [h3] Перейдём к плюсам: [/h3] 1) Музыка. Начальный роли с демонстрацией нанокостюма вызывает мурашки исключительно благодаря просто потрясающей музыке. В целом вся музыка в игре крайне приятна и завораживающая. 2) Графика. Для своего времени она смотрится крайне красиво, особенно радует глаз детализация оружия. 3) Разнообразие в оружие. В игре присутствует не мало видов оружия, от пистолетов до ракетных установок В общем и целом я рекомендую эту игру каждому, кому хоть немного нравятся пострелушки