Crysis was a benchmark game when it was released in 2007. Developed by Crytek and built on the CryEngine, the game put players in the shoes of Nomad, a nanosuit-wearing supersoldier who is sent into Lingshan Island for a rescue mission. The single-player campaign is back with the help of Saber Interactive in Crysis Remastered. Whether you are playing through Crysis for the first time or revisiting it, here is the full mission list for the game:
- Contact
- Recovery
- Relic
- Assault
- Onslaught
- Awakening
- Core
- Paradise Lost
- Exodus
- Ascension
- Reckoning
With the Reckoning, the game comes to an end. This can take you anywhere from 6.5 hours (how long it took me) to 9.5 hours (the estimated time on HLTB). While the game was technically impressive at the time of release, Crysis hasn’t aged particularly well from a gameplay perspective. The story is thankfully entertaining, with the final act showcasing some set pieces that late 2000s video games loved to use. My full review will be published soon. In the meantime, check out the Respawn Station Podcast for more!
