Crisis Remaster Trilogy, The complete set of technically redesigned Crytech Classic trilogy, a Exit date Set up October 15, 2021 Can be purchased separately on PC and consoles, bundle and complete trilogy available in single episodes.
According to Koch Media, which is responsible for the distribution, the remake version of the Crisis Remaster trilogy features all three episodes of Crisis, while Crisis 2 Remaster and Cyrus 3 Remaster Can also be purchased separatelyStarting again from 15 October 2021.
Available in both Crysis Remastered Trilogy Digital version and physics version For Xbox and PlayStation platforms. According to Koch Media, the Nintendo Switch version will have a provisional physics version for the Crisis 1, 2 and 3 remasters, and players will also receive an exclusive bonus art card.
In addition, twenty art cards will be inserted in the first day orders for approximately each design, numbered and signed by members of the development team.
The titles included in the Crysis Remastered Trilogy have been upgraded to optimize next-generation consoles, in particular Resolution and frame rate. On the Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5, Crisis Remasters uses dynamic resolution between 1080p and 4K on 1080 FPS.
Apart from this, the redesign also led to more Technological changes Advanced lighting and visually enhanced characters, weapons and environments, as well as a high definition system. To learn more, we compare the video comparing the PS3 and PS5 versions and the Xbox 360 versions with the Xbox Series X.
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