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

When it comes to beautiful looking games, few developers can come close to the pedigree of German company Crytek, which is responsible for titles like the original Far Cry, Crysis or Crysis: Warhead.

+Gorgeous graphics; +Streamlined gameplay; +Addictive nature

-Complicated story; -Rare checkpoints

Crysis 2 has a lot to live up to. The original game had truly ground-breaking visuals, so expectations would always be high for the sequel. In many ways, developer Crytek has succeeded; Crysis 2 looks absolutely stunning.

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 .

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.

brings us the lowdown on Crysis 2. Originally posted over on Browncoat's blog, . They say clothes maketh the man. In the case of Crysis 2 they maketh you an invisible death-dealing supersoldier.

There's something to be said for a game that just drops you in and says "Go!" and Fast Ball Pabusily is just such a game, so straightforward in its design that it just starts and expects you to understand. To its credit, you do.

- When Crysis first made its gaming debut in 2007, no one was prepared for the impact the first-person shooter would have on PC game, let alone the videogame industry at large. It was the first title to push hardware to its limits for the best possible experience possible.

When I first bought Crysis back in 2009, I was stunned with the sheer beauty and brilliance of the game engine and the semi, open-world style gameplay similar to games such as Farcry, etc.

Beautiful Graphics; RPG customization and skill trees; 6+ hours of gameplay; Strong multiplayer

High spec PC required (excl; XB360, PS3

The original FEAR 's centrepiece was its creative combat. The game saw you punching, kicking and sliding your way around tight, enclosed areas, sending increasingly challenging waves of enemies flying to their doom in slow-motion.