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See also:Crysis Warhead updates and refines the gameplay of the original game through a side-plot parallel to that of the original game. The story follows Sergeant Michael 'Psycho' Sykes, an ally of Crysis protagonist Nomad, as he faces his own trials and challenges on the other side of the island during the time period of the first game.

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It features new fully customizable weapons, vehicles and enemies, along with new multiplayer content. It also showcases a new, enhanced and optimized version of and is the first game developed by Crytek's Budapest studio.

Psycho's arsenal of futuristic weapons builds on those showcased in Crysis, with the introduction of Mini-SMGs which can be dual-wielded, a six-shot grenade launcher equipped with EMP grenades, and the destructive, short ranged Plasma Accumulator Cannon (PAX). The highly versatile Nanosuit, which confers various superhuman abilities upon its wearer, returns.Crysis Wars. See also:In addition to the single-player campaign, Crytek has also emphasized the multiplayer modes, titled Crysis Wars.

In addition to the Instant Action and Power Struggle modes of the original Crysis, Crysis Warhead also features Team Instant Action mode, as well as 21 playable maps upon release. Crytek has made numerous changes to the multiplayer gameplay including tighter vehicle controls, weapon rebalancing, and Nanosuit alterations. Crysis Wars is included on its own disc, has a separate installer and logo, and is considered a separate game by Crytek; regardless, it comes bundled with Warhead at no additional charge. From 10–12 October 2008, Crytek held a free trial weekend during which people could download and play Crysis Wars for free.Plot In 2020, an ancient spacecraft is uncovered on the North Korean-occupied Lingshan Islands, east of the Philippines.

British Sergeant Michael 'Psycho' Sykes is a member of the Raptor Team, a squad of mostly U.S. Soldiers outfitted with advanced. Sykes splits up with his team following a raid on a North Korean-controlled harbor. He witnesses a North Korean warship being bombarded by fighter jets. Leaving the shore, he joins a vehicle convoy driving through the jungle, and defends it as it is attacked by North Korean soldiers. The convoy is destroyed and the Marines fight into the night.

The transport that tries to evacuate the destroyed convoy's Marines is hit by a missile and crash-lands. Psycho awakes and goes to find a better position for the surviving Marines, but gets attacked by an blast from a container being lifted away by a North Korean. Psycho is later assigned a mission to pursue another North Korean container that believes contains a nuclear warhead. As the mission progresses, Psycho is reunited with friend U.S. Navy fighter pilot Sean O'Neill who was originally going to have Nomad's spot on Raptor Team.

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He was replaced by Nomad after failing an evaluation test. Psycho, against the wishes of Commander Emmerson, helps O'Neill after his jet is shot down, and takes him to a VTOL to escape.Psycho fights through the jungle and coastlines against the North Korean military to track down the container and stop them from taking it. After he reaches a cargo submarine, he sees what's inside. Rather than a nuclear warhead, the container houses an alien war machine, which knocks Psycho out with an blast. After he wakes up again, he is captured and tortured by the North Koreans.

As the submarine submerges, the island is suddenly flash-frozen while mechanical alien 'Exosuits' attack. Psycho pursues Colonel Lee Kim Sun through the frozen waters and valleys, eventually meeting up with another team on the island, Eagle Team. Psycho and Eagle Team continue the pursuit, fighting off an enormous walking Exosuit.

Eagle Team is separated from Psycho in a mine, while Psycho continues searching for the container. After reaching an underground train station, Psycho is ordered to get on the train the container is loaded on. Emerging above ground, Psycho fights off both North Korean soldiers and aliens trying to reclaim the container, while O'Neill assists him.Psycho is ordered to destroy the container if he cannot capture it, and the train is stopped on a bridge which is rigged with explosives in case he needs to do so.

Before the container can be extracted by friendly forces, Colonel Lee arrives and uses a captured U.S. Marine as a hostage to bait Psycho off the train, and Psycho loses the detonator while saving him. The Marine pleads with Psycho to drop him so Psycho can retrieve the detonator and destroy the container. Colonel Lee manages to escape with the container before the explosives can be detonated. Although Psycho survives the fall, the Marine, who was not wearing an armored nanosuit, does not. He takes out his rage on an injured nanosuited North Korean soldier he pulled off the bridge with him, and drowns him in the river. Struck with grief for not saving the life of the Marine, Psycho has an emotional breakdown, but regains his composure in order to finish his mission.Psycho assaults the North Korean-occupied airfield where the container is waiting to be taken off the island, taking out numerous ground forces and North Korean tanks.

O'Neill returns in a VTOL, and assists Psycho in destroying an upgraded Exosuit walker by guiding him to a crashed, which was transporting a powerful experimental weapon, the PAX , which allows him to fight off the initial wave of attackers. As the two are about to start extracting the container, Colonel Lee shows up again to reclaim the container, holding O'Neill at gunpoint. Lee tries to shoot O'Neill, but O'Neill is shielded by a cloaked Psycho, who begins fighting with Lee as O'Neill retakes control of the VTOL and takes the container. Psycho and Lee begin fighting inside of the VTOL, and Psycho gains the upper hand, knocking Lee out of the back onto the tarmac, leaving him to the mercy of a massive alien warship. O'Neill takes off with the container, as Psycho relaxes in the back.Throughout the game, audio clips from four years before the game takes place are heard.

These clips show brief glimpses into how O'Neill failed his evaluation test probably causing the death of some other squad mate as can be guessed by the fact that Psycho says 'Man Down'. The dead squad mate might be the nephew of Dominic H.

Lockhart, commander of the Crynet Enforcement Local Logistics (CELL). If so, this episode is probably the cause of Lockhart's grief for the nanosuits as seen in. The final clip reveals a brief conversation between Psycho and Nomad at the end of Nomad's own, successful evaluation. Psycho asks Nomad if he is okay, to which Nomad replies 'Did you disarm the warhead?' Psycho does not reply to the question, instead saying 'That's my Nomad - always putting the mission first.' Development.

Promotion at Games Territory 2008 inCrysis Warhead was announced on 5 June 2008 and was announced as a stand-alone to Crysis. Crysis Warhead retails at less than normal games' though the game's feature set is close to those featured in full-priced games.The developers claimed that due to optimizations of CryEngine2, Crysis Warhead performs better than the original Crysis. Like Crysis, Warhead uses for graphics rendering. Nevertheless, Crysis Warhead looks better graphically and runs better than the original Crysis.EA announced that the game's minimum requirements are nearly identical to the minimum requirements of the original Crysis (except for the HDD capacity, which is now 15 GB). However, the 'Gamer' and 'Enthusiast' ('High' and 'Very High', respectively, in the original Crysis) configurations require less powerful machines than before (as IGN confirmed in their review), allowing a user to run the 'Enthusiast' settings in DirectX 9 mode (and on Windows XP). Digital rights management Crysis Warhead uses a modified version of the software as copy prevention, which requires authentication on installation and when online access is used. It can be installed up to five times on a limited number of machines and hardware configurations before the user must contact EA to reset their install count.

EA has released an installation revoke tool which allows users to de-authorize their Crysis Warhead installations. Later, Crytek increased the activation limit to 50.

Reception ReceptionAggregate scoreAggregatorScore84/100Review scoresPublicationScore9.2/109/108.75/109/109.4/107/109/10Crysis Warhead received largely positive reviews. Most reviewers praised the improvements over the original Crysis in areas like AI and gameplay pacing, citing the original game's criticism that battles were few and far between. The new protagonist, Psycho, was also received better than the original's less developed Nomad. The revamped multiplayer mode, Crysis Wars, was also praised for adding a team deathmatch mode, the lack of which most reviewers criticised in the original game.

Criticism of the game by reviewers includes the short story mode and a lack of new features over the original game. Some continue to cite the game's high system requirements as unacceptable even a year after the original game, which has the same requirements. Indeed, some reviewers did not see any significant performance improvement with Warhead compared with Crysis, stating that only high-end could handle the game comfortably at decent.Crysis Warhead was featured among Electronic Arts's line-up at 2008, where it gained two 'Best of E3' awards: one for 'Best First Person Shooter' and another for 'Best Graphics Technology'. In 's 'Best of 2008', the game was nominated in some categories ('Best Graphic, Technical', 'Best Shooter' and 'Best PC game') but it did not win any of these awards. 16 September 2008. Archived from on 6 October 2008.

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Retrieved 23 November 2008. Realistically we do not believe the performance of Crysis Warhead is any better than the original, and we failed to see any substantial optimizations.

Ideally gamers are going to require a current generation high-end graphics card to play this game in all its glory.External links.

Ok, here are some tips how I finally make Crysis run on my Windows 7 64 bit system on a 1920x1080 resolution after spending hours with different suggestion which didn’t worked by themselves.In a nutshell those steps should upgrade your game with files to run on 64 systems and prevent after that the black screen which haunted most of us.I try to make those instructions as clear as possible for those which are less used to such software fixes. (Crysis Warhead solution is in the second posting below!)Please read the instructions through once first and don't try to start the game halfway through the steps.Thanks to the players ‘Postal Dude’, ‘embak’ and ‘Spudsy’ for supplying links and important thoughts to the solution.1. First go to C:Users-Administrator- or –your name-DocumentsMy GamesCrysis and delete in that folder the complete Profiles folder with its content as those files are created every time you run the game and might mess with your following try to fix it. Thanks ‘Spudsy’ for the tip.2. Next I got ‘Postal Dude’s’ (PD’s) BIN64 files which I put on a server together with the second file (9KB) needed in point 4.

You can find the file (18MB) in this location:3. Unzip the file and copy the Bin64 into the main folder of the Crysis game, renamed the existing Bin32 to Bin32.OLD and rename PD’s Bin64 to Bin32. Inside our new Bin32 folder I went to properties from ‘Crysis.exe’ and changed its compatibility mode to Vista & SP2. Do NOT do this with the ‘Crysis64.exe’ file, do it just with the ‘Crysis.exe’.4. Now I went to a post from ‘embak’ at and got me the small zip file of 10KB ‘Crysis 1ultrahighqualitycfg1.3.1.zip ‘ and unzipped it. You can get it also from:5. Under C:GamesSteamLibrarySteamAppscommonCrysisGameConfig I renamed the folder CVarGroups to CVarGroups.OLD and then copied ‘embaks’ CVarGroups folder into C:GamesSteamLibrarySteamAppscommonCrysisGameConfig6.

Last step: In C:GamesSteamLibrarySteamAppscommonCrysis I renamed autoexec.cfg into autoexec.cfg.OLD and then copied ‘embek’s’ autoexec.cfg into C:GamesSteamLibrarySteamAppscommonCrysisImportant This should be it. Do NOT try to start the game between step 2 to 6 or the game will create new profiles in C:UsersAdministratorDocumentsMy GamesCrysis which will mess up again any start attempt.Important I suggest to NEVER use the start button in Steam as it will very likely mess up the profiles and you have to redo the whole procedure. Always start the game via desktop icon.I tried it several times and it works fine even you might face quite some delay before the EA splash screen comes up.I suggest NOT messing around with the setup in the option menu as that might mess up again the profiles folder. But the game should now run at least and with pretty nice settings.Worst case: If you play around with the settings and you have crashes again, just repeat the six steps and you're fine again.Thanks again to the others which helped with suggestions and provided files. My goal was just to be able to run and enjoy the solo campaigns. For multiplayer you can find enough other posts which help with that issue.I hope this helps at least some people.P.S.

For Steam: Creating posts in Steam forums with format is such a pain in the @$&. Actually, I just found a simple solution which makes Crysis Warhead run on my W7 64 system on a 1920x1080 resolution in the Warhead forum:Lithonion's posting, on the first page, the second after the OP's posting does the trick for me.Now I just still try to find a way how I can go beyond the 1600x1200 resolution in Warhead.EDIT: Here's the COMPLETE solution for Crysis Warhead:1.First delete in C:UsersAdministratorDocumentsMy GamesCrysisWARHEAD the entire profile folder with all its content to get rid of old trashy settings.2.Then start the game with the Crysis64.exe in the BAN64 folder. Make a shortcut of that Crysis64.exe on your desktop to start the game later.3.Then start the game with the shortcut. Do NOT start the game with the ‘Play’ button in Steam.4.Without the old profiles the game should start without problems. Put all the settings up to max (enthusiast level).

You will see that the game just goes up to 1600x1200 at this point. Save and close the game.5.Now go back to C:UsersAdministratorDocumentsMy GamesCrysisWARHEAD and open the file game.cfg with Notepad. (Tip: Use the double click into the location bar to copy&paste the path from Explorer into the 'open window' from Notepad and choose all files.)6.Now modify rHeight = 1080 and rWidth = 1920. All sysspec at the bottom from GameEffects to Texture should show the number 4 as value. Save and close.That’s it. Just remember to start the game always from the desktop and NEVER out of Steam directly or you have to repeat this whole procedure from 1 to 6.Enjoy. Thank you for bringing that to my attention.

Mega must have nuked Dude's upload soon after I created this summary help guide. I work on a solution to make both files (Dude's and embak's) unchanged available for everybody once I got them uploaded. Thanks for the feedback.

I just extracted out of the main discussion the tips and provided files into a new thread to help others to not dig through the back and forth of that very extensive thread and put it into an easy step by step guide to help those which are less used to deal with such technical fixes. Many instructions in the main thread were to jumpy and incomplete and didn't helped the technical more challenged folks.I guess it will get more attention by the next time the games get on sale again.

Hi i have both retail and steam version of the game, and i run them in windows 10 x64 pro. Retail version work's fine whit patch and some compatibility mode on it, but the steam version not work, i fixed warhead like you tell and it works fine, but your solution for crysis 1 on win 10 don't work for some reason: 1 cannot make the crysis.exe compatible in any way there is no option 2 putting the crysis64.exe or the runme application in sort of compatible mode both ask for dvd. Any idea to fix on win 10 for crysis one?