Crysis Remastered Leaked; Coming to PC and Consoles [New Update]
Crytek Studio got a bit ahead of itself by publishing information about Crysis Remastered before its official announcement. The official reveal of the remastered edition of the iconic 2007 FPS is probably a matter of time.
Update 3:
Crytek has published a press release from which we learn more about what we can expect from the remastered Crysis. The game will be developed by the creators of the original and Saber Interactive (which previously worked on, among others, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt port for Nintendo Switch) and will debut in the summer. The remaster will only include the single-player story campaign. As for the changes in the visuals - in addition to refreshed textures, the creators will implement a new lighting system, better particle effects, motion blur, volumetric fog and finally software ray tracing.
Update 2:
Crytek officially announced Crysis Remastered. According to an earlier leak, the title is coming to PCs, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. Currently we don't know when the game will be released.
Update:
Intel officially confirmed the existence of the game via Twitter by publishing a short teaser. Although the message was taken down after a while, copies of the message have been saved, for example the one below:
The original message:
- According to information released by Crytek, Crysis Remastered is coming to PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch;
- The production will see refreshed textures, new graphic options and ray tracing support;
- The return of this title has been suggested by the developers for a long time.
It looks like Crytek is actually preparing for the announcement of Crysis Remastered. An updated version of the cookie policy information has been briefly posted on the official website of the series. Before it was taken down, you could read that the title was coming to PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. The game is expected to stand out from the original with refreshed textures and new graphic options, as well as ray tracing support. A picture has also been published, which you can see below.
Crysis Remastered will be the first part of the series to appear on Nintendo's platform.
Although at the time of writing this news, Crytek has yet to take an official position on the matter, it's hard to imagine that the above information would only be the result of some mistake. Another matter is that Crysis' return was teased by the devs since September last year. For another signal from the devs, fans had to wait until March 25, and the next one took place two days ago.
Therefore, we can only wait for the official details. Who knows, maybe soon we will even see some trailer?
