Crysis Warhead (Crysis Wars)

Crysis Warhead - Sergeant Sykes receives a mission behind enemy lines and expects a simple operation, but everything goes differently. The enemy finds an artifact that can change the course of the war, and you need to steal it before others do. Weapons can be equipped with a silencer, scope or grenade launcher, and this changes the approach to every skirmish. The battles take place in the first person, and the main difference is the suit mode: armor, speed and invisibility are activated by choice, and the style depends on this. Cartridges are considered pieces, so grenades, mines and anything else that comes to hand are used. The armor operates in three modes, and you have to switch between them on the move, when they are already shooting behind you. Enemies know how to flank, so position is more important than ramming. The equipment at the levels is armored, and without grenades it is impossible to penetrate it. The campaign is short, but dense: shootouts in the jungle, factories and ports give way to ambushes and chases. Individual missions can be completed in different ways, and this noticeably changes the difficulty level. Additionally, the kit includes a multiplayer part with maps and equipment, where the two sides converge. Both shooting skills and the ability to hold a position with the squad are important there. Weather and time of day affect visibility, and some missions take place at night, where invisibility is especially useful. Individual episodes can be completed without raising any alarms, and this is the most interesting option. Anyone who wants to return to the dynamic shooters of that generation and doesn't mind a short but strong campaign.