Разработчик: Crytek
Описание
- Pulse-racing new installment from 2007's PC Game of the Year*: Play as Sergeant Sykes and experience a whole new side of the battle. A standard combat mission behind enemy lines becomes critical when you discover your enemies have captured something of vital importance to the ensuing war. It's down to you to retrieve the cargo, at any cost.
- More explosive and dynamic minute to minute game play: new customizable weapons, new vehicles, new photorealistic locations to explore, and a fully interactive war zone to dominate.
- Enhanced human and alien AI: Intelligent enemies, bigger challenges, and all-new ally squad support.
- Crysis Warhead is a standalone release and does not require ownership of Crysis to play.
*PC GAMER
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, german, spanish - spain, italian, czech, polish, russian, hungarian
Системные требования
Windows
- Supported OS: Microsoft Windows XP with Service Pack 2 or Microsoft Vista
- Processor: Intel Pentium 4 2.8 GHz (3.2 GHz for Vista), Intel Core 2.0 GHz (2.2 GHz for Vista), AMD Athlon 2800+ (3200+ for Vista) or better
- Memory: 1.0 GB RAM (XP) or 1.5 GB RAM (Vista)
- Graphics: 256 MB
- Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce 6800 GT, ATI Radeon 9800 Pro (Radeon X800 Pro for Vista) or better
- DirectX Version: DirectX 9.0c or 10
- Sound: DirectX 9.0c compatible
- Hard Drive: 15GB
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Crysis: Die Hard Edition
Warhead is a standalone expansion for Crysis 1 that follows the events of the first game but this time you play as Psycho (The British Dude, Basically Jason Statham). You run around the island as the aliens begin their attack all over the place with every weapon you could possibly need including the all new Dual SMG's. Guess we finally developed the ability for men to multi-task in this iteration.
Story is ...passable because I enjoyed the gameplay.
More of an action shooter then the first with a few moments where it makes sense to stealth but its faster paced and quite a bit shorter at only 3-4 hours as compared to Crysis's 8-9 hours.
Enjoyable and obviously... still looks great. Though in this one the shading does seem to be a little flatter and the textures not as crisp. Feels a little rushed out.
7.4/10
- Must Play alongside Crysis 1
Definitely on of the best games ever. The best one of the Crysis games.
Quite a buggy game, if it weren't for that, I would have finished it faster. Watching cutscenes 5 times or simply dying from nothing at the end of the mission, flying into the sky or falling through the ground, in general, bugs at your choice
And now seriously, I didn't even know that this game was in the Crysis series. Of course, I had a blast, despite the above. Psycho is revealed to us from the other side, just like O'Neill. And the plot too, although there are questions about what happened to this container and what the f*ck happened next?
In short, despite the fact that this is old crap, I advise you to play it, it will definitely not be a minus, the only complaint I have about Сrytek is where is the remake of this crap???
I fucking LOVE Crysis, I worship video game oil rums (barrels) thanks to Crysis. I love barrel killing, the HL2 gravity gun is a fucking kids toy. (The aliens suck tho)
2 minute TLDR:
Warhead is a story spin-off focusing on Sykes instead of Nomad, so you are following along with the main Crysis story. Best to play through the vanilla campaign first to get the most out of the story elements dropped here. A couple of new guns too from memory, basically more of the same - worth going through if you haven't tried it before.
Game Review: Crysis Warhead
Score: 2/10 - A "Psycho" Excuse for an Action Game with a Heavy Hand of Ideology
In Crysis Warhead, players take on the role of “Psycho” Sgt. Michael Sykes, who’s not only the team’s loose cannon but also, it seems, a foot soldier for some pretty heavy-handed ideological messaging. Under the guise of military tactics and high-stakes action, the game feels like a veiled lesson in American interventionism, with Sgt. Sykes delivering liberal ideology in the form of endless explosions, firefights, and enough collateral damage to fuel any global critic's argument.
The story sends you to the lush islands of North Korea, but don't be fooled by the beautiful graphics—the real aim is an American military footprint as wide as possible. Psycho’s “mission” plays out like an exaggerated blueprint for interventionism. Under the guise of saving the world, he’s bulldozing through enemy lines, spreading the typical rhetoric of “freedom” and “democracy,” which somehow justifies wiping out entire squads of enemies and leaving locals to deal with the fallout.
Psycho himself is a relentless dispenser of justice with no regard for the people or places left in his wake. His mission takes priority over everything, underscoring the ideology that collateral damage and interference are justifiable if the end goal aligns with supposed American interests. The game’s heavy emphasis on technological superiority with high-powered nanosuits and advanced weaponry only reinforces the idea that technological might equates to moral right.
Ironically, while Crysis Warhead seems like a simple shooter, its narrative and gameplay often feel like thinly veiled attempts to glamorize interventionism and forcefully instill liberal ideals. Psycho might be a memorable character for his one-liners and intense combat skills, but his role as a “liberator” quickly morphs into that of an unchecked force—making this action-packed installment feel more like a political commentary on foreign intervention and the unchecked power of American-style “liberation.”
Ultimately, Crysis Warhead may offer impressive graphics and explosive action, but beneath that, it’s hard to ignore the underlying narrative that equates destructive intervention with heroism. For a game that could have focused on true military strategy and character depth, it’s disappointing to see such a one-sided portrayal of heroism, leaving players to question whether “Psycho” is really the one who’s gone off the deep end—or if the game itself has.
I enjoyed it.
If you like crisis then you'll like this. A standard expansion pack-esque experience. What you liked but more of it.
It's nice to see story events from a different point of view but the final boss fight is a bit disappointing and underwhelming. I'd still recommend this game for the 4 hours it lasts.
Warhead is straightforward. The future versions try to get too fancy with an already solid concept. Just enjoy creeping through the jungle on a mission!
I decided to play this one first to get a quick taste of the franchise before deciding whether I wanna get into it.
Well it was pretty epic, but you'll be quite handicapped if you don't know the base game's mechanics beforehand. What makes these games stand out is the on the go weapon customization (with attachments), the different ammo types, and the suit abilities that together make for a gameplay depth exceptional for this genre.
The one bad thing I can say about it is how unoptimized it is. You see, on the Steam Deck, you can mostly play it on 1080 high settings between 35-75 FPS (docked) but in intense moments (especially the finale) in dips below 30 even on medium settings.
good game
Before DLC plague our games, this is how an expansion was meant to be. As always Crysis Warhead was epic, brutal and interesting.
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This game is great I like Playing it. i have played Since it came out in 2008
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Crysis Warhead is pretty much an expansion pack for Crysis 1. In this game, you get new vehicles, areas, and weapons. In this game, you play as Psycho the British soldier you see wear the Nanosuit in the first game. In this one, the game is shorter which means you can beat it in under 4 hours depending on the difficulty. The game story is focused on his perspective against the NVA and the aliens rather than Nomadd. There were times when I died but paying attention to the instructions on how the controls work helped me out. I didn't even know you could go prone in this game which helped me out in combat. For weapons you get the SMG you can use for your sidearm which can be op when used up close and the last weapon which you get for the last section of the game. For vehicles, you get a hovercraft and a North Korean Military vehicle that can take a lot of hits with a turret. The nanosuit abilities are the same as the last game but one I didn't know you could use is strength for reducing the recoil of your gun which is pretty good when you have an automatic weapon with a scope to shoot an enemy from far away. I did have a few problems where I tried to get the game to run and I had to accept some things to get the game running. For the gameplay and cutscene, I'd get a black screen for a few seconds while the gameplay and cutscene are going on then it gets back to normal. I don't remember that happening when I played this game for the first time a few years ago. Overall minus the problems I had with the game, I still had a fun time with it. I still recommend playing this game If you have the time and money. I give this game a 9 out of 10 since my experience with the first game helped me out with this one. I hope my review makes you think twice about getting the game. Have a good day.
GET ON SALE - only 4-5 hours for $20.00
Link to review: https://backloggd.com/u/RedBackLoggd/review/1925924/
Tl;dr - Narrative, Warhead bites off more than it can chew, but from a gameplay standpoint it's definitely fun.
Had to buy this for a workaround to get Crysis itself working. This one just works, but it is short. It also has an actually interesting protagonist. Honestly if you just want to experience Crysis today, just get this.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Crytek |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 05.12.2024 |
| Metacritic | 84 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 84% положительных (1350) |