Crysis is one of our most beloved first-person shooters out there. And today, we are happy to report that PC gamers will be able to play its entire single-player campaign mode in co-op thanks to this upcoming mod.
The Crysis Co-op mod originally came out in 2016 as a proof of concept. Since then, the team has revised its approach, started fresh and achieved the most ambitious and technically complex Crysis mod.
The new 2019 version of this mod will allow you to play the single-player campaigns of both Crysis and Crysis Warhead in co-op. The mod will also replace Gamespy with Steam. This basically means that it will add support for the Steam master server, so that you no longer have to connect to servers through direct IP addresses and removing the necessity of using VPN software. The downside here is that you’ll need a Steam version of Crysis Warhead, otherwise the mod will not work.
Crysis Co-op 2019 will also come with some new gameplay features. For instance, players will be able to revive their fallen comrades via the defibrillator. It will also have new game dataset rules, as well as a compatibility mode. Furthermore, players will be able to select which character to play as through the campaign.
The team is currently awaiting for Crytek’s approval to release the Crysis Warhead campaign. Moreover, the team aims to release this new version of the Crysis co-op mod in December 2019.
Enjoy the following trailer and stay tuned for more!
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Don’t get bored alone.
Trolling koreans has potential to be fun in coop, we’ll see.
yeah but are the koreans trolling you or you troll them? Now that is the ultimate question.
Hmmm may as well call it Troll Island instead of Crysis.
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crysis ai is a mess, it always fcks up and breaks no matter in how many pcs i played it.
So i cannot wait to see how well it will break with two people fcking with the koreans,
I played 100s of hours of Crysis, Crysis Warhead and Wars and never encountered single instability issue.
AHHAHAHAAAH you mean you never encountered the flying tank on the second level? You lying.
First time I’m hearing of any flying tank, and I’ve finished the game twice. Maybe patch before you play.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJQkjb2hcCo
so this never happened to you?
Of course i patched it, the patch makes the pistols more powerful so its and fixes the no cloak degradation when you climb ladders
You’re either blind or you’re lying, the AI especially breaks really easily no matter how you deal with it, not to mention collision bugs and optimisation issues
sooo …. they cant make good games to hey pull out 10+ years old games and they hope ppl will play it ????
F off EA …..
Early Access
E……A……..
EA .
Bruh…
Do u even mod bro?
this is sad
Way to sh*t on all the paying customers who bought the game on retail disc, on Origin, and on GOG. F*ck off with this Steam exclusive bullsh*t.
meh old game
Are they increasing the enemy count to make up for the added firepower? Also, how does the AI deal with more than one target to worry about? Surely it’s all written with “the player” in mind so what happens if there’s more than one? Do they ignore one of the players? Do they switch back and forth in their focus on one of the players? In this footage I’m seeing a lot of easy, fast kills and not much that would engage players beyond the first hour or so.