Your job is to dynamically make your way around each level and destroy the artificial intelligence enemies in the most efficient manner possible. Crysis Warhead has customizable weapons, a host of new vehicles, and it features photorealistic. The game is highly rated because of the interactive and adaptive war zones where your actions affect what happens elsewhere in the wars zone. The alien AI has had an upgrade since the first game, and the ally support is very well executed.
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One of the most striking things about Warhead is the way it shakes the template Crysis snowglobe and has its constituent parts drift and settle into surprising new patterns. In Crysis encounters with enemies were heavily cordoned off from each other, in Warhead anything goes.
Nanosuited enemies, revamped aliens, bog-standard Koreans, a whole bunch of the monolithic Hunter tentacle beasts The most awe-inspiring level starts off with you fighting Nanosuits, then moves into a remarkable hovercraft chase over frozen seas: it's simply a triumph in art design. Frozen waves, suspended by a sudden alien ice blast, stand in arctic silence as they crash against the hulls of battered ships - after which the level is punctuated by Korean battles against a goliath Hunter, squad combat against aliens,'and a fight with another Hunter that puts the closing boss of the original to shame.
It's a frenzy of intelligent and original level design, far away from the Far Cry model that Crysis aped. And this is only the second level. In fact, there are only two sections that are the traditional 'survey, sneak, attack' levels - Warhead encourages you to be constantly on the move, often in vehicles with big guns, and always with fire and broken fuel storage tanks left in your wake.
However, this is not to say that you can't take your time if you want to. Another level begins atop the back of a train, complete with various miniguns on its sides, that rattles through a valley to the other side of the island - complete with a brief sojourn in the ice sphere.
Now you could happily sit there on the guns and protect your metal steed from the many and various helicopters, jeeps and small encampments along the way - but if you fancy some elongated Predator-style hunting then there's nothing at all stopping you from jumping off and catching the train up later.
In this way both pyrotechnic-demanding sorts and sneaky snipers are catered for, and replay value is virtually guaranteed. Once again, the Nanosuit's different modes armour, invisibility, strength etc. Still, the feeling of successful showboating among the Korean heavy armour is a paramount joy.
I could prattle on about how great the mine section is too, but I'll start giving away each and every level. Suffice to say, when I heard over the radio "You're going to have to go through the nearby mine," a little bit of me died inside because I think we've all been damaged by three-texture FPS mine sections over the past decade or so.
As it turned out though, it was so wonderfully envisaged, so entirely mine-like and so full of loose equipment to throw about the place that it was probably my favourite part of the game. Plus, you even get to pick up rats and throw them at people. Also: they squeak. But are the aliens better? Well, a fairer question might be "are the aliens as oddly unexciting as last time round? They're a lot more dynamic now, they get into scrapes with the Korean army and they jump from rock to rock with AI routines that have a lot more in common with your be-nanosuited foes.
They're good fun to be around apart from when there's too many pumped in, which certainly occurs at one point , but certainly still not as engaging as the human vs human combat found in the game. Still, the improvement is marked -just as it is with Korean AI that may not have a vast number of new tricks for you to be flanked by, but still makes it unlikely that you'll come across a soldier displaying gormless brain-funk.
The game does stumbles somewhat in its mundane tale of camaraderie with a rogue pilot called Sean O'Neill. He makes Han Solo-esque flying visits every now and again, and stars in a sequence of confusing audio flashbacks between levels. This never dips into a naffness that particularly harms affairs, mainly because the forever-just-out-of-reach container provides enough impetus, but it seems misplaced nevertheless.
Another storyline talking point the game is sure to raise focuses on a scene shortly after a bridge encounter towards the end of the game. Warheads cutscenes are a lot longer and better produced than those in Crysis, and this one deals with the unasked question of exactly why Psycho is called Psycho.
Crysis Warhead features fully customizable vehicles, enemies, and weapons along with the new multi-player content. It also shows a new, optimized, and enhanced version of CryEngine 2.
It is also the first game that was created by Crytek Budapest studio. The different futuristic weapons of Psycho build on those that were seen in Crysis, with an introduction of mini SMGs that can be a 6-shot grenade, dual-wielded launcher equipped with EMP grenades. Aside from a single-player campaign, Crytek also focused on multiplayer modes called Crysis Wars.
Crysis Warhead also comes with Team Instant Action mode and twenty-one playable maps. Crytek also made tons of changes to multiplayer gameplay such as Nanosuit alterations, weapon rebalancing, and tighter vehicle controls. This shooting game takes place during the events of Crysis in year when ancient alien spacecraft is uncovered on Lingshan Islands, a fictional place found at the Eastern part of the Philippines. The player controls Psycho, which is a member of Raptor Team, the squad of most American soldiers equipped with the latest technology.
Throughout the game, there are audio clips from 4 years before Crysis Warhead takes place.
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