Crysis Remastered is now available on the PC via Epic Games Store. As such, Crytek has updated its EGS page, revealing that the game will be using the Denuvo anti-tamper tech.
Crysis Remastered features high-quality textures up to 8K resolution, Global Illumination (SVOGI), state-of-the-art depth of field, new light settings, motion blur, Ray Tracing and more.
As we’ve already reported, the game ran with 38fps at 1080p on Very High settings on an AMD Ryzen 7 2700X CPU with an NVIDIA RTX2080Ti. In addition, the game ran with 25-32fps in 4K/Max Settings on an NVIDIA RTX3080.
Crysis Remastered features a new “Can it Run Crysis?” graphics mode. This mode is designed to demand every last bit of your hardware with unlimited settings, and will be exclusive to the PC version. Furthermore, Crytek plans to add support for DLSS 2.0 at a later date.
Now as we reported a while back, Crysis Remastered may be based on the PS3/X360 version of Crysis. This could mean that the Ascension level is not present at all in this remaster. However, the game will feature the old nanosuit controls/mode.
Since Crytek has not sent us a review code (update: Crytek has just sent us a key, so we’ll be giving it away this weekend), we went ahead and purchased a copy of it. As such. we’ll be sure to share some 4K/Can it Runs Crysis? screenshots later today.
Stay tuned for more!
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