Though Crysis 2 makes much of the freedom it allows players to have when it comes to navigating through the game world, it also has more than its fair share of cinematic spectacle too. Crysis 2 Has Never Looked Better And Really Shines On PS5 Feeling appropriately thunderous in your hands when unleashed upon unsuspecting foes, every single firearm in Crysis 2 Remastered is quite simply a delight to employ. Each firearm you’ll get to grips with in Crysis 2 Remastered has a number of different attachments, such as silencers and so on that can be used to compliment a chosen tactical approach, but really it’s how they feel and sound that really cements how great they are to use. Where Crysis 2 excels however is that this freewheeling approach is actually built upon solid gunplay that not only feels great to engage in, but both feels and looks great to boot. Or you can always power-kick a car into a bunch of dudes – however you progress is up to you for the most part and in this sense, Crysis 2 still manages to prescribe more freedom than most shooters do these days anyway. While the variously handy vision spectrums allow you to scout out and identify potential foes and opportunities at range prior to embarking on some kind of action, it’s really the Nanosuit’s in-built abilities such as enhanced armor, invisibility and so on, which provide players with a means to truly facilitate a smashmouth confrontation or stealthy approach accordingly. Bestowed with all manner of abilities both obvious and nuanced, the Nanosuit which powers your violent escapades can provide you with quite the kaleidoscope of tactical possibilities that fit into whichever approach suits you best.
In practice, though Crysis 2 Remastered certainly lacks the breathless and wide-ranging geographical freedoms of its predecessor, it hasn’t abandoned that design at all – but merely refocused it in a more linear setting where you still have sufficient freedom to approach any given situation in a number of different ways depending on your playstyle. Whereas Crysis (you can catch our review of Crysis Remastered right here), was a much more open world style affair that allowed players ample agency to define their approach, Crysis 2 Remastered is a much more linear affair which funnels the player through a smaller, though ultimately more densely packed series of areas than what we saw in the first Crysis game.įurther Reading – Crysis Remastered PS4 Review Sure enough it’s hardly the stuff of science fiction sophisticates, but the setting and characters really aren’t why players gravitate to Crysis 2, or indeed any of the Crysis games, in the first place.
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