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Which version of the CryEngine that the game makes use of is currently unnannounced/unknown.

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Later updates to the game also improved performance and restored the cut 'Ascension' level.

A number of control options including leaning and suit shortcuts were missing in the release version and were restored in a post-launch update. On September 30, 2021, it released on Origin and was added to the EA Play subscription service.īeing based on the console port of Crysis, the remaster was launched lacking some features of the original PC release, such as the level 'Ascension' and the entirety of the game's multiplayer. The Epic Games Store exclusivity ended on September 17, 2021, when it was released on Steam as well. It was originally set to release on July 23, 2020, but was delayed to allow for further improvement due to negative online feedback following the leak of a gameplay trailer. Ĭrysis Remastered released on Septemfor Windows exclusively on the Epic Games Store. A future-proof 'Can It Run Crysis' graphics preset is also present, making reference to a phrase that became popular around the original 2007 release because of its highly demanding nature on PC hardware at the time. The game uses Crytek's CryEngine, a standard for the series, with new features such as hardware ray tracing, higher resolution textures, improved particle effects and global illumination. It is also the first release in the series that is not published by Electronic Arts, instead being self-published by Crytek. It is a remaster of the original Crysis based on the console versions of the game from 2011, rather than the original PC release from 2007. Crysis Remastered is a singleplayer FPS developed by Crytek and Saber Interactive.

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