Crysis

good classic shooter

Ne démarre pas avec windows 11

[b]Sí, el del meme del “¿pero corre Crysis?”.[/b] Crysis fue una revolución técnica en su época, y aún hoy se defiende bien visualmente. Shooter en primera persona con toques tácticos gracias al nanotraje que te da habilidades como invisibilidad o súper fuerza. La libertad de afrontar cada combate como quieras es lo que lo hace especial. [u][b]Lo bueno:[/b][/u] Gráficos espectaculares (incluso hoy). Jugabilidad abierta y táctica. Buen diseño de niveles al principio. [u][b]Lo malo:[/b][/u] Segunda mitad del juego pierde fuerza. IA enemiga algo irregular. [b]¿Vale la pena?[/b] Sí. Sigue siendo un referente en shooters. Y sí, aún pone a prueba tu PC.

Great game to help you relax after a hard day's work.I love the physics in this game, the blast from a grenade or cutting down a tree with bullets. Also it runs great on Linux (Fedora)

Crysis most powerfull game I tried in 2007!

So, Crysis... and I played it in VR with the amazing Crysis VR mod. For the first half of the game, it's a pretty straightforward evolution of Far Cry, including the questionable warzone-esque levels from the later part of the predecessor. It's pretty easy to recommend, making for a fun, tacticool experience on Delta difficulty. And then, you get to the aliens... I admit, I am a bit of a contrarian when it comes to Far Cry, in that I actually didn't hate the mutants from that game. The level design with the mutants fluctuated between Quake-esque classic shooter levels and the same tactical gameplay of the early game but with tankier enemies. The same very much cannot be said for the aliens in Crysis. Even though they are introduced around halfway through the game in terms of the level count, it's actually a lot less than half. The difficulty falls off a cliff, and the open-ended tactical gameplay providing the player with a variety of weapons and the freedom to choose how to approach objectives is replaced with a pretty straightforward corridor shooter, where the player is tasked at shooting at flying enemies with an infinite-ammo machine gun whilst easily avoiding their fire by strafing. It's a poor excuse for a boomer shooter, and quite far from the gameplay that would have presumably drawn players in in the game's first half. I was also unable to beat the final boss because the game kept crashing... I wasn't missing out on much at all. Overall, it's hard not to recommend Crysis VR... it's Crysis! in VR! Certainly giving my new GPU and VR headset a nice workout, though my 7800x3D was equally stressed out with the game's notorious single-threaded bottleneck. But it was a pretty awesome experience when i forgot about what I was really doing and got absorbed in Crysis in its most immersive and breathtaking form. If you have a VR headset and a beefy CPU, you'd be remiss not to try this.