Author Topic: Is Crysis even that fun?  (Read 2765 times)

It gets talked about all the time when discussing computer builds and judging computer performance, but is it even that good of a game?

I like punching things in the face with hulk-like strength yes

uhhh now that i think about it... it's kinda just your general shooter :P

It's not OMG AWESOME nor is it bad either.

I had, and still am, having lots of fun with it.

it looks pretty but wasn't all that great of a shooter.

it looks pretty but wasn't all that great of a shooter.

And the physics are fun to play with, but the actual gameplay isn't amazing.

Crysis seems to be praised more for its graphical features and not it's gameplay.

I thought Crysis was about the only decent FPS in a long while actually, most of you probably just mindlessly attacked everything in site. I usually play it with nothing but 1 pistol and go around steathing and taking out groups of enemy's without them firing a single shot. I think its an excellent game except the Multiplayer, now that's just plain old stuff on toast.

It was technologically ahead of its time, but it suffered from a poorly written, cliche, storyline, and overly linear gameplay. The characters were barely developed and in a fashion reminiscent of the CoD series, most squad mates are memorable only for screaming orders at you down a radio. The latter portion of the game featured annoying enemies (hovering alien squid) in a graphically uninteresting environment (ice on everything).

The different selectable powers were an interesting feature but aren't enough to make up for the previously mentioned shortcomings.

The multiplayer was poorly balanced, most maps were over-sized for the regular number of active players, and many servers were susceptible to simple "hacks" that broke the game for other players.

I was always under the impression that Crysis was just meant as an engine test, so I can't imagine it having the best gameplay.

It's a very computer-intensive game. It requires a strong processor, and a stronger video card. If you can run Crysis on high, that pretty much defines if you have a gaming computer or not.

Okay gameplay, with a little extra.
Epic graphics, its claim to fame.

Punch people in the face!

I personally liked Crysis a lot. I've played through it and Warhead several times.

Isn't the recommended only like an 8800?