Crysis 3
News, coverage and analysis tracking Crysis 3 across the outlets.- Crysis 2 had problems, but it got one thing right: destructionThis article revisits Crysis 2, acknowledging its flaws such as poor AI and a convoluted story, but highlights its strength in environmental destruction. The author argues that the game's focus on destruction, particularly in its later stages, makes it enjoyable despite design missteps and limitations compared to the original Crysis.
- "Framerate Estimator" evidence in Steam's new update points to more detailed performance tests than Valve's Verified programmesSteam appears to be developing a new "Framerate Estimator" tool, hinted at by unused text strings in a recent client update. This feature would provide users with estimated performance metrics for games on their PC hardware, potentially expanding on the existing Steam Deck Verified program and offering more detailed performance previews than current methods.
- Marathon isn't deathmatch gone wide, it's multiplayer Alien: Isolation and every other player is a xenomorphMarathon is described as a multiplayer evolution of single-player stealth experiences like Alien: Isolation, where other players act as intelligent, listening threats. The game emphasizes sound design and player-driven pacing, allowing for avoidant strategies similar to classic titles like Thief and Far Cry. Bungie's approach creates persistent ambiguity and a tense atmosphere, making it a compelling experience for stealth fans.
- The Crysis Remastered Trilogy brings the PC hardware-demolishing FPS games in one great package, and it's cheaper than ever right nowThe Crysis Remastered Trilogy, which updates the sci-fi first-person shooter games for modern hardware, is currently available at a reduced price. This collection is considered an essential experience for PC gamers.