Crysis Remastered Runs Smoothly on the PlayStation 5 but Won’t Have a Key Next-Gen Feature

The Crysis franchise is one of the most adored franchises in EA’s repertoire. The first Crysis game came out over a decade ago, followed by two installments that were released in the next few years. And in 2021, a year after the launch of the remastered version of the first Crysis game, players are getting remastered versions of Crysis 2 and 3, as well as the first game, in a trilogy remastered pack later this year. While these games will run smoothly on PlayStation 5, they will, however, lack the ray-tracing feature on the console.

How well will Crysis run on PlayStation 5?

The PlayStation 5 is a very powerful console. This is why the console will probably be able to keep the game running at around a locked 60 FPS. And that’s at a resolution of 1440p. Crytek’s primary focus for the remastered Crysis games for consoles is getting the game to perform smoothly. That is the reason the game will lack certain graphical options on the PS5 that the PC version of the game won’t.

While some gamers love ray-tracing and want their graphics to look as good as can be, not everyone is like that. Even without ray-tracing, players can have an enjoyable experience playing Crysis on PlayStation 5.

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What to expect of the remastered versions of Crysis games?

The games will run way better than ever. The graphical quality is also going to be better, which will certainly enhance the overall appeal of the game. Details, in terms of graphics, that might seem minute at first glance have also been enhanced. And it is not just the PlayStation 5 that will be getting the trilogy, PC, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch. However, on Switch, the remastered versions of Crysis 2 and 3 will probably not exceed 30 FPS.

The decision to make remastered versions of the trilogy that perform great and look awesome was received with joy. And gamers are stoked for the release of the trilogy later this year.

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