Crysis 3 is the final chapter in a post-apo New York covered in vegetal domes. Futuristic bow and arrows combined with the Nanosuit for an ultimate tactical experience. Reference PS3 visuals, satisfying narrative.
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First-Person Shooter4 players18+
Description
Electronic Arts first-person shooter where the urban jungle of New York hides Ceph aliens and a deadly bow. Published by Electronic Arts, released in Europe and Turkey in February 2013. Upgraded nanosuit, silent predator bow, encroaching urban vegetation and online multiplayer. European and Turkish versions.
Crysis 3 review
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Art direction
★★★★★
"Iconic"
4/5
Music
★★★★★
"Excellent"
3/5
Story
★★★★★
"Solid"
Lush jungles, devastated megacities and photorealistic light: the game pushed technical limits with stunning vegetation and effects. The density of the settings and the rendering of the light compose a cutting-edge realism. This visual ambition, polished and spectacular, long stood as a graphic showcase.
Korean edition of Crytek's Crysis 3, an end-of-generation technical showcase whose PS3 version pushed the console to its limits. On a Korean market where these high-end Western shooters had small runs, this pressing draws trilogy collectors. Value lies in regional scarcity and the title's status as a late-cycle PS3 technology showcase.
Is Crysis 3 still worth playing in 2026?
The conclusion of Crytek's trilogy, Crysis 3 brings Prophet back to a New York reclaimed by nature under a dome, where the Nanosuit teams up with a versatile bow for gameplay alternating stealth and action. The beauty of the vegetation-overrun urban environment, the tactical freedom and the technical feat on PS3 win you over. The short campaign and the decline of multiplayer weigh on it. An excellent FPS for fans of tactical shooting, stealth and spectacular science fiction.
