Crysis 3 review
Crysis 3 is set in new york
in 2047, 24 years after the events of crisis 2 you take on the role a prophet
who has been looked up in cryo sleep for 6months by cell the evil organization
that’s controls the worlds population and the law, crisis 3 takes you to a new
setting you would be running around a brand new. New york it has been taken
over by the vegetation and has been put under a glass dome to keep all the
people their concealed and to make sure that they can never escape.
In this next instalment in
the crisis franchise they tried to redo the shooting system in the game but for
me I feel like they could have done more work on it the game it felt a lot like
crisis 2 with how everything felt and flowed together yet it still felt bland
and didn’t have that wow factor I was expecting even though they had decided to
add a bow and arrow to the game to spice up the gameplay it still didn’t manage
to give the game more impact that I was expecting
The graphics in the latest
instalment had proven one of the best things about the game they had gone into
such fine detail on what everything looked like they made sure that the game
would look like a 10 outta 10 but that was the one thing that made the game
more enjoyable for me because it had such beautiful graphics and a new physics
engine that had brought the game to life in my eye.
Yet again the level design
was satisfactory they could have added more combat in areas there was a great
flow from how you could go wherever you wanted yet it still felt very
structured like they are trying to make you follow one line all the time but it
didn’t have that feeling now and again it had came into it but you never
realised that much.
The new weapons in the game
added more to the combat it was clear from the get go when you get given the
predator bow then soon after that you are allowed to upgrade your armour but
the new skill tree had a better more easy to understand feeling about it rather
than crisis 2 it was a lot more complicated yet during this game it ran perfect
throughtout.
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