Crysis 2 est la suite directe de Crysis premier du nom et de son extension Crysis Warhead. Mais que les consoleux se rassurent, les scénaristes ont fait en sorte d'écrire un scénario relativement indépendant qui effectue de rapides et timides liens avec le premier volet.

Un jeu beau; très beau…; Et extrêmement optimisé; Level-design intelligent; Mode multi propre et captivant; Univers sonore de qualité; Campagne solo intense

Instabilité de l'IA; Bestiaire limité; Personnalisation visuelle timide; Niveaux plus fermés; Héros quasi-muet

You can take Crysis out of the jungle, but you can't take the jungle out of Crysis. For those worried that Crysis 2's city-slicking setting would turn it into a cramped corridor crawl, go ahead and activate strength mode, grab your fears, and ragdoll them 30 feet in the air.

Nanosuit's better than ever; surprisingly enjoyable multiplayer

Frequently lousy checkpoint system; occasionally brain-dead enemy AI

If you're a PC gamer, the Crysis series needs no introduction. If not, you can also play a console version, but that's like riding a cycle with training wheels and a little boy bell. I'm not a console hater, per se, but I do hate it when a great FPS game is "simplified" for console gamers.

Neat first-person presentation; Great background score; Pretty good campaign

Suffers from "console simplification; PC graphics should have been better; and releasing a DX11 patch five months late doesn't help

Crysis 2 had a significant amount of hype surrounding its release, as before the demo was even playable it was being touted as the best looking game ever made on consoles. In a time where graphics wars seem more prevalent then delivering a decent story, the FPS genre seemed a perfect choice to put...

A combination of stealth tactics and exciting firefights while being able to use multiple aspects of the environment to your advantage provides a lot of entertainment and "holy crap" moments.

: Too much idle time between combat and not enough to do while exploring off the main path and a broken continuity to the story attempts to supplement stellar gameplay.

Having fun is the most important part of gaming. Recently, many titles seem to have forgotten about the fun, instead focusing on time-wasting virtual activities, social time with friends and strangers, building complicated stories and detailed characters, etc.

The Nanosuit makes gameplay exciting and thought-provoking; Campaign is fun; Best multiplayer of the year so far; Best graphics of any game; Excellent online leveling system

Enemy AI isn't challenging enough; Weak plot; Sections of the campaign should have time restraints but don't

Unlike the previous Crysis entries, you don't start off in the famous Nanosuit or the elite government agency that uses them. You play a marine named Alcatraz who is being shipped out to New York for a mission that you're not fully briefed on.

Beautiful graphics; engrossing story and cut scenes

The extreme difficulty encountered later in the game makes it hard for me to recommend BloodRayne: Betrayal unequivocally. The first few levels are a blast to play, and even the hard combat becomes enjoyable when you master the moves.

Great graphics; music; challenging combat

The game is just too damn hard in some places, and the platforming sucks; An easier difficulty is definitely needed.

It's been a few years since EA and Crytek released their stunning-looking first person shooter, Crysis , and the quick 12-month follow-up, Crysis Wahead . Since then, we've heard the developers talk many times about switching from a PC-only strategy over to a multiplatform system, and they have...

hit the store shelves back in 2005, its combination of creepy atmosphere, conspiracy-flavored story line, cagey enemy AI, and innovative, time-warping weapons helped it stand out from an overcrowded PC shooter marketplace.

On March 22nd, the long anticipated Crysis 2 was finally released on the market. Prior to the release, dedicated fans had the opportunity to experience the Demo, which provided a quick glimpse at the multiplayer gaming experience in Crysis 2 .