Crysis Remastered 2020

That's what I used to wonder. Modders could pull off some amazing stuff but the developers never could match some of the things except getting obsessed with heavy shadows and lighting.
 
This game looks absolutely sick especially considering how old it is lol. I think Crytek have done a stand up job tbh, it really does look fantastic.

I have been playing around with the graphics settings and have settled on some optimised settings which keep me up above 60fps @ 3440 x 1440 the vast majority of the time. Feel free to use them if you have a similar system to mine (in my sig).

Texture Quality - Can it run Crysis?
Objects Quality - medium
Shadows Quality - medium
Physics Quality - Can it run Crysis?
Shaders Quality - Can it run Crysis?
Raytracing Quality - high
Volumetric Effects Quality - Very high
Game Effects Quality - Very high
Postprocessing quality - very high
Particles Quality - Can it run Crysis?
Water Quality - Can it run Crysis?
Vegetation - High

I'm also using HDR with this game which looks amaazzzzzinnnnnggggg!

Thanks for this, I have a 2080Ti same res so will give these settings a go.
 
Okay so I played some tonight, there is no doubt it feels and plays better than the original, it has also just had a patch released which addresses some of the issues identified, it runs ok on the above tweaked settings runs and plays well better than the original, for that reason I will keep the game and not refund and work my way through, it does need more tweaking but it seems like Crytek are listening and have already patched...

https://www.pcgamer.com/you-can-lean-in-crysis-remastered-now/
 
The mouse sensitivity needs more patching. Its fine except for vehicles when you're trying to control the mounted machine gun on the humvee or the tank with turret. The tank battle in the valley is a nightmare - mouse feels like its stuck in treacle.
 
2080 ti and 9700K still ...when you looking at objects from long distance it goes down gpu usage to 50-60% and fps is 35fps. Its on V.HIGH 1440P ,HIGH 1440P the same lol

yeah that's the cpu usage issue rearing its head (i have same gpu/cpu combo btw). Apparently they're working on fixing it in future patches.
 
Hey for what demanding is option: OBJECT DETAILS? I can have other V.HIGH but OBJECT DETAILS in MEDIUM to get always 60fps+.
Its cpu or gpu demanding?

as far as I understand it, object details is the setting which will expose the CPU core utilisation problem the most which is why setting this to medium gives you better performance.

hopefully they will fix this with a patch as it's the main issue with the game's performance.
 
Being a big crysis fan I was really looking forward to this game and all they really needed to do to get a sale from me was to essentially let me play the OG game without the FPS being gimped by the old single core limitation. Of course the remaster looks better in many ways (not all imo) but basing on the old console port with a missing level and some other omissions stings and so I will likely wait for it to go on sale.

Well it's on sale now and £8.19 if you still have one of the tenner vouchers available :p (Epic store)
 
That's what I used to wonder. Modders could pull off some amazing stuff but the developers never could match some of the things except getting obsessed with heavy shadows and lighting.

I originally installed several mods inc the nuclear one, it didn't actually destroy everything though, best of all were the tornadoes which could lift vehicles and entire buildings high into the sky :eek:
 
did anyone figure out what they remastered yet?

I loved the original Crysis, but the graphical leap between this and the original doesn't seem to justify its ability to crush modern day GPUs.

I am sure someone from Crytek could explain to me what is going on 'under the hood' to make a GPU scream, but unless I can see it on the screen, its a moot point.

When a game seemingly aspires to be more infamous for straining a PC than being fantastically well optimized then the developers need to be called out on it.
 
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