A next-generation project by CryTek, makers of the dazzling FPS Far Cry. This game is running on the new CryENGINE 2 technology. The game is one of the the first announced to run on the advanced DirectX 10 architecture.
Set in 2019 after a colossal asteroid crashes to Earth, Crysis begins amidst a tense military standoff between the North Korean and United States governments for control of the impact zone. Amid rising tensions, the asteroid suddenly bursts open revealing a massive alien ship, which begins freezing vast portions of the island and altering the global weather system. The invasion of Earth has begun. Crysis features an epic three-act story of alien invasion where players are able to customize their armor and weapons in real time to confront an ever-changing enemy and a harsh, dynamic environment.

Check out the ingame graphics! Realistic lighting, high-definition textures, amazing rendering.











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DA-um. Awesome graphics.

Pretty slick.

wow...
I dont know what to say..

You got to see the particle effects. Explosions are not just bursts of fires, I mean the smoke appear realistically and follows the wind direction. Every portion of the terrain is damageable, for example the house you see above can be smashed into pieces by explosions or smashed through by a heavy vehicle.

I have a question...two actually....how much does it cost and where can i get it?

What kind of system specs? Is it a gaming system game or PC? TELL ME TELL ME TELL ME!!!

Fully damagable? Finaly a game where driving a tank is more fun then blowing stuff up...

What kind of system specs?

At least a gig of ram
At least a 256mb graphics card
At least 2.5 gigz processor.

Thats probally for minumum settings.

At least a 256mb graphics card

256 MB or not, it depends on the clocking speed of the video card. If you still have a AGP card, time to get an upgrade pal. AGP Cards are being outmoded, however Nvidia released last high end VGA AGP cards are the Geforce 7800 GS that costs approx 270-360 USD but still performs less better than the PCI-E cousin the Geforce 7800 GT.

At least 2.5 gigz processor.

If you have a motherboard that has PCI-Express slots and have a Dual Core CPU, you're doing okay. But a 2.5 Ghz P4 or Celeron D isn't going to give the punch.