This is big improvement from previous games.
This was the issue in the Crysis 2 actually. Story is also more stable, without shaking lose ends. I really like that the Psycho is back into story and I liked gathering the info on the enemy, which is really nice addition, as you can store all of it and always come back to it to read it or listen to it. Story has it all, action parts, sad parts and even minor twists. One thing that they removed and which is really noticable is the tips for movement when you scan the area. There are more weapons, more alian weapons, but the rest is pretty much similar to other Crysis games. Hacking is really nice advantage, specially because you can hack different things and use that in your advantage. Suit upgrades are now much more in players control, and those require normal amount of resource, and not much as in the previous game. It is usual Crysis game gamplay, but there are new cool features. Before it, I usually played CoD FPS Games. It was my first FPS game with cool gadgets, like the suit. I loved Crysis and I always somehow come back to it. ☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs For a game about a hero that’s become more machine than man, Crysis 3 has a surprising amount of heart.
It's not quite Half-Life 2, but it's still a substantial jump in storytelling for the series.
Thanks to uniformly excellent dialogue, voice acting and facial animation, Crysis 3's characters are able to emote at a level well beyond the reach of the loud-mouthed marines typically found in the genre. One is desperate to cling to his last traces of humanity, the other, newly stripped of his Nanosuit and tortured by CELL, is struggling to come to terms with his own mortality. Crysis 3 roots its narrative in a fight against the oppressive CELL Corporation and the pursuit of the alien Alpha Ceph, but the story is propelled along by the relationship between protagonist Prophet and his sidekick Michael ‘Psycho’ Sykes. It’s clear that this is an area that Crytek has largely directed its focus, and perhaps why the core gameplay experience hasn’t really changed too dramatically from Crysis 2. So the biggest surprise that hits when you first sit down to play Crysis 3 is the noticeable leap in quality displayed by its story and characters.
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