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When Crytek released the memory-melting, graphics card seizing monster known as Crysis way back when, there was dense foliage as far as the eye could see. The Lingshan Islands provided the perfect environment for players to get their "Predator on", blending into the background became their biggest...

Everybody remembers Crysis 2 not so much for how pretty it was to ogle, but because it eschewed an otherwise concrete open-world formula in favour of a somewhat more linear design approach.

Sequels are supposed to be bigger, better and flashier than the origin game in a series. So when Crysis 2 ended up smaller, worse and less bombastic than the first, it made PC gamers activate their Maximum Rage ability across the ‘Net's forums.

As an alien tech wearing supersuited soldier fighting for humanity you represent the final round in the chamber fired at the unrelenting forces determined to tear our world apart. You are the final hope to save mankind from both an alien invasion by the Ceph and C.E.L.L.

Really well made game that provides a different experience to most FPS.

Crysis took place in a jungle, Crysis 2 was set in an urban environment, and now Crysis 3 takes you to an urban jungle. Quite literally. Manhattan lies encased within the "Liberty Dome" and within the dome it looks like an episode out of the series Life After People.

If there's one thing that the Crysis series of first-person shooters is known for, it's the graphics. While other games on PC and console have demonstrated tour de force visuals and passed the graphics crown amongst themselves, Crytek's shooters have always been the monarchs-in-waiting.

There is a reason why our Crysis 3 review is a touch late: we weren't happy putting pen to paper before we had set eyes on the PC version of the game. It took a little longer, but we've finally had the game ticking along on our rig for a few days now.

Looks great; nanosuit gameplay still fun

Buggy and linear with a short campaign

Don't purchase this product. It doesn't support PAL