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It was hard not to be completely impressed when the first images and
videos of Crysis appeared about 18 months ago. Scenes of lush jungles
and towering alien war machines looked light-years beyond what seemed
possible. Of course, the two questions that revolved around Crysis
since its announcement were whether it would deliver on those visuals
and whether it would deliver a game worthy of those fancy graphics. It
turns out that the answer to both those questions is a resounding yes,
as Germany's Crytek has proven that its 2004 hit Far Cry was no fluke.
In fact, it was just the beginning from this studio. With its sophomore
effort, Crytek has managed to deliver an incredibly advanced and
exciting first-person shooter that practically rewrites the rules for
the entire genre.


Welcome to the prettiest jungle that you have ever seen in a game. Notice that it's starting to snow?

Crysis is an alien invasion game set in the year 2020. An archeological
team on a remote Pacific island is captured by an invasion force of
North Koreans, and your US Special Forces team is dispatched to
investigate and rescue the scientists. Clad in high-tech nanosuits
capable of boosting your strength, speed, and armor, as well as
cloaking you temporarily to the enemy, you're parachuted into a
tropical paradise that's crawling with intelligent enemies and
something else that's tearing both the North Koreans and US forces to
shreds.

Like Far Cry, the first half of Crysis is essentially a "sandbox" game
where you're put in the middle of incredibly large levels and tasked
with an objective. How you get the job done is pretty much entirely up
to you, which is part of the brilliance of the game's design. For
instance, the environments are big enough to give you a wide range of
latitude. Do you have to get to a certain point on the map? You can
take a meandering route that avoids patrols and go stealthy, or try the
up-front approach and try to blast your way through, with the danger of
enemy reinforcements showing up. Need to infiltrate a North Korean-held
village? You can try the front gate, or maybe explore and find a
quieter way in.

Couple these huge environments with the powers of the nanosuit, and you
have a ton more options. You can play like the eponymous character from
the movie Predator and use your cloaking abilities to stalk North
Korean patrols, picking them off one by one and watching the survivors
react in confusion. That could be via a silenced rifle, or simply
coming up from behind a guard and grabbing him by the throat and
hurling him off a cliff, or through the roof of a building, or against
a tree, or whatever catches your fancy. Enhanced speed and strength
give you an amazing amount of mobility, so you can vault atop buildings
and come down behind someone, or run up against a North Korean vehicle
next to a cliff and push it over the side. In a heartbeat you can
switch between different roles, from stealthy assassin to seemingly
unstoppable death dealer. It's a game that makes you feel like a
superhero, though not an invincible one, because you simply can't run
roughshod over the enemy. Crysis rewards smart, fast thinking.


The firefights are stunning, as well as challenging, whether you're tackling North Korean soldiers or alien war machines.

It helps that the game features a high degree of advanced physics and
destructibility in a highly dynamic world. Getting caught in a
firefight in the jungle is a cinematic treat, thanks to the way the
bullets will chop down trees, while branches sway from impacts. This
isn't just a visual effect, either, as falling timber can kill if it
lands on someone. There's all sorts of emergent behavior like that
throughout the game, events that spring up completely unintended or
unforeseen. In one instance, the flaming wreckage of a chopper landed
on a hut, crushing it and killing all those inside.

Meanwhile, the gunplay and ballistics modeling make this shooter feel
as if you're handling real weapons. Trying to hit a target at long
engagement ranges is challenging thanks to weapon recoil and other
factors. The North Koreans are encased in body armor, so they take some
time to gun down, unless you aim for the head, which usually puts them
on the ground. At your disposal is a variety of firearms, like shotguns
and assault rifles. One of the neat aspects of the game is that you can
fix up your weapons on the fly, adding scopes, silencers, and grenade
launchers, provided you've found them. There are trade-offs for each
add-on. Silencers let you take down guys quietly, though they reduce
bullet damage, meaning you've got to make every shot count. Or
flashlights mounted on your weapons might help you out in dark levels,
but will give you away.


It's not just infantry combat, as you can hop into almost every vehicle
in the game, as well as take part in an incredible tank battle.

Crysis gives you all of these toys and ratchets the action higher and
higher the deeper you get into it. The first level of the game
introduces you to the sandbox combat and the nanosuit. From then on,
the battles become larger and more intense as the action escalates.
You'll storm North Korean-held villages and bases; encounter their
counter to your nanosuit; take part in a chaotic assault on a North
Korean harbor; and from there the game accelerates. Next is a wild tank
battle in a tropical mountain valley, with helicopters and jet fighters
roaring overhead. There's a sheer rush as your tank plows through
vegetation and knocks down trees as missiles and tank fire erupt all
around you. Meanwhile, the vehicle explosions are convincing, right
down to the way ammunition cooks off and sends spirals of smoke
outward. It's visual poetry of destruction. You're not confined to your
tank the entire time, either. You can jump out at any time and use your
suit powers and rifle to take on enemy infantry. When they're dead,
pick up their dropped rocket launchers and engage vehicles in a
cat-and-mouse-style game.


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