Crysis Remastered is coming to 8K resolution
Since Crytek announced the remastered version From his popular game Crysis many of us began to be very curious to see what improvements they would be able to add. Because in its day the game was already surprising, and for years it was used as a unit of measure for graphical reasons when evaluating the performance at the hardware level of many PCs.
Well, with the first remastered version that was published for Nintendo Switch during the month of July they surprised again. In that case, because despite the CPU and GPU limitations of the Nintendo laptop graphically, it was not only at a great level, it was that the game ran very fluid. Therefore, if they had achieved all that in a console of this type, what could not be achieved in more powerful hardware such as the PS4, Xbox One and especially that of some PCs.
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Now, after a technical trailer we see that it will indeed surprise graphically. The next generation of PS5 and Xbox Series X consoles may not be able to generate so much applause, but you should not miss it. Because thanks to the support for ray tracing on the three platforms, the effects related to the lighting of objects, settings and characters look brutal.
There will also be improvements in other sections such as the simulation of water or textures that will reach 8K resolution. Therefore, if you have a particularly powerful PC, you will be able to enjoy the beauty of a title that promises a lot. Ok, it is true that you would need a screen that is also up to the task, but you probably have one if you have hardware like the one necessary to move so much and so much graphic information.
Crysis Remastered, where to download it
Crysis Remastered as we have commented will be officially launched on next September 18, 2020. That is, in just over 20 days you will be able to get the version for Xbox One, PS4 and PC. In the case of this last platform, it will be available from exclusively on the Epic Games Store.
This can be a bit of a setback for users who often buy games on Steam, but it’s not much of a drama either. In addition, surely many users will already have an account in the Epic Games Store, because the company has been giving away real games for months. So the weird thing would be if you hadn’t taken advantage of any of these opportunities.
If, on the other hand, you do not want to wait and do not mind playing it with less spectacularity, you can opt for the Nintendo Switch version available since July in the Nintendo eShop at a price of 29.99 euros.
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