Crysis Warhead (Crysis Wars)

In the first-person shooter Crysis Warhead (Crysis Wars), you play as Sergeant Sykes, who is behind enemy lines and hoping for an easy mission. However, the enemies find a valuable artifact that could, in principle, affect the outcome of the war. Now your task is to steal the object, cope with the hell that surrounds you, not die and deliver the object to the base. For all this you are given about 6-8 hours of real time - that’s how long the story campaign lasts. The continuation of the first part is made in even more improved graphics. In 2008, this graphics engine became innovative. In the new part we will see more realistic graphics, a detailed photographic appearance, as well as new weapons, equipment and many other innovations. For example, the artificial intelligence of opponents has been improved. They not only began to shoot better, but also learned to use different types of weapons. The real hell around you is not just words. Sykes can jump, run, crawl and hide in shelters. His nanosuit allows him to do this. The shooting physics are similar to other first person shooters. While running, the spread of bullets will be maximum, and in a prone position we will shoot with minimal spread. At seven indivisible levels we will meet the same abilities of the nanosuit in Psycho that were in the first part. Also, the developers did not exclude all the abundance of weapons that players liked during the non-linear assault on fortresses in the first part of Crysis, but they went further and transferred some of the weapons from the multiplayer mode to this version of the game. In the Warhead expansion, the player will have to experience the same events, only in a different part of the island. The plot of the entire first and second part of Crysis depends on how you behave in battle.