Crysis 3 puts you back in the alien-DNA-enhanced nanosuit of the Prophet, a man beset by strange visions as well as a tasty suite of abilities including night vision, brief invisibility or invincibility and the capacity to hack enemy hardware.

WOW! Is this a new xbox console game such is the graphics,no wait a minute its not is still the 360! Well from the water dripping,rain fall on the ground,running down walls etc,to flowing grass in the wind and that it moves when you move through it!

Crysis 3 is the third game in the first person shooter series which constantly pushes gaming hardware to the edge of its capabilities. This series once again offers a breathtaking visual experience that is combined with solid FPS gameplay. The game continues the story from the previous game wit...

Graphics – Some great level design – Plays like a shooter should

Short campaign – Just not as good as the first two games

Crysis 3 is probably the prettiest game you'll ever see on a PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360 . The PC version really pushes the boundaries in terms of tech, but its console cousins are no slouches, either.

That's the good news; On the down side, Crysis 3 sometimes struggles to live up to its promise; None of its guns are as memorable as the weapons you wield in a Halo or a Call of Duty game, for example, while the campaign's fairly short and filled with the sort of set-pieces you're likely to have...

Short campaign; Disappointing gunplay; Set-pieces are a bit predictable

The alien Ceph - so determined to take over the planet in previous Crysis games - seem to have retreated underground. But the nefarious CELL Corporation isn't taking any chances.

+ Wonderfully crisp and colorful visuals; plenty of satisfying ways to dish out death, + Exceptional online multiplayer modes, maps, and features, especially the new Hunter Mode

? Why do so many CELL soldiers have the same voice

The nanosuit is a technical masterpiece. It bonds with the user on a genetic level, giving you the power to augment your strength, protect yourself with extra armor, or turn you invisible with its cloaking capabilities.

Crytek had a good reason to prominently feature the Predator Bow on the cover of Crysis 3; It's a permanent fixture in your arsenal - even if you wanted to, you can't swap it out with something else; And with so many ways to customize it, the bow is the most versatile weapon you'll wield.

Crysis 3′s multiplayer modes includes all the usual nuts and bolts you see in most FPS games today; Variants on capture-the-flag, king-of-the-hill, domination, and team deathmatch outnumber the few new gameplay types.

There are aliens out there in the chin-high foliage. You hear the rustling and glimpse a black carapace between blades of grass, but you can't tell if you're being stalked by a single grotesque beast, or a horde of them.

Beautiful visuals that present a unique mix of the natural and the industrial; Each weapon; including the new bow; is a pleasure to shoot; Open levels and nanosuit powers provide combat flexibility; Entertaining multiplayer modes

Remarkably easy; all the way to the end; Lacks the standout battles of earlier games in the series; AI is easily exploited

ON A PERSONAL NOTE: I have not been happy with the overall direction of Crysis since the

The most technologically advanced game on the market

Not as exciting as the predecessors.

has the power to be both magnificent and maddening. Using the vessel of the billion dollar Nanosuit, the game makes you once more feel like the ultimate predator, and only Rocksteady's

Hate story, like power-stealth, and love multiplayer? Get in.

Redeeming multiplayer; Looks fantastic; Stealthy bow-crawling is great; Harder levels much more rewarding

Story fails to engage; Short campaign; Potential realised slightly too late