Crytek confirms the launch of its popular 2007 shooter for current desktop systems in collaboration with Saber Interactive.
After intense rumors in the last few hours, Crytek has finally confirmed the existence of Crysis Remastered, the remastering of its popular 2007 first-person shooter that will arrive this summer on PC, PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch, on a date still to come. specify. The port is developed in collaboration with Saber Interactive and we already have its first teaser trailer that you can see on these lines.
Available in summer 2020
Crysis became at the time a true banner of the most advanced technology at the graphic level on PC, with the latest equipment that even suffered to squeeze all the graphic potential of the Cryengine of the title. Later it would reach PS3 and Xbox 360 through a much less demanding port in its staging. Now, Crytek confirms the launch of the remaster of its futuristic cut FPS accompanied by numerous graphic improvements.
And it has rained a lot since the original launch of the title, with which its creators hope to offer new graphics and performance, taking advantage of current technology. Graphic improvements like new textures and modeling, as well as notable improvements in lighting, particle effects and post-processing. In addition, ray tracing is included via software on compatible equipment, to which we must add volumetric fog and more realistic reflections, among other novelties.
"We are very excited to be able to work on the Crysis saga again, and to offer all Crysis fans a remastering to match their passion for the game," says Avni Yerli, CEO of Crytek. "It is an exciting opportunity to bring Crysis back to current PCs and consoles – even Nintendo Switch! – so that a new generation of gamers can experience the thrill of combat in a Nanosuit," concludes the manager.
