While the first Crysis is already available in a restored version for several months, its two sequels are about to undergo the same treatment. Today, Koch Media let us know that the collection Crysis remastered trilogy will launch on PC and consoles on October 15.
The boxed version on Nintendo Switch of the first installment will arrive on September 28. While no PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X specific edition is planned, Crytek has made sure to take advantage of next-gen console hardware with dynamic resolution and 60 fps mode.
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Crysis 2 and 3 can be purchased separately
Of course for the current owners of Crysis Remastered, the possibility of a collection bringing together the three games does not necessarily sound like a good plan. Let them rest assured: the other two parts of the trilogy can be purchased separately on all platforms for €29,99. Which is a bit expensive when the complete trilogy is announced at €49,99.
Also note that Crysis 2 Remastered and Crysis 3 Remastered will point the end of their nanosuit on Switch on October 15, but will necessarily be sold individually. The press release specifies that a boxed version for these two games will arrive “later”.
Cult FPS of the year 2007, Crysis paved the way for many other single-player shooters thanks to the great freedom of action left to the player and its very flattering graphics for the time.
