Hey everyone! I wanted to see if I could combine two of my favorite classic shooters, so I spent the last 2 months modding a fully functional Doom arcade cabinet directly into the Crysis Wars engine. It actually plays! Don't ask me how I forced the logic to work without breaking the engine - it's held together by pure dark magic and caffeine!

The minigame will be spawnable in future update of CryServ multiplayer. And if you're interested in modding, we have a great community on CRYMOD https://discord.gg/EjhyhHxHhr

While I missed the open world setting and the korean enemies, fighting through the urban landscape was amazing! The US military missions were my absolute favorites.

How is the book compared to the game?

I would love to take screenshots of the city and its environments.

But could not find any command that worked or any mod to that case.

Anyone knows how to? Thanks in advance. Years will go on and still think about Crysis. I would love to take my own screenshots...

Hey everyone, since we keep getting questions about how to install Crysis Wars and CryServ, I've made a video covering the game, patch, and CryServ-Client installation, plus answers to some of the most common questions and a deeper look at some of the project's advanced features. I didn't include the Steam installation since that part is pretty straightforward.

I hope it helps you out! 🙂

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Hi all, i recently downloaded Crysis 1 from GOG but im having serious stuttering issues

my pc has an r5 5600, arc a750, 32gb ddr4 at 3200mhz

i have everything to max (my pc should keep up being an 18 year old game...?) at 1080p and vsync is on

i've tried launching directly from crysis.exe in the bin64 folder but same result

as you can see from the video i've already tried using windowed but nothing changed aswell

has anyone got this issue before?

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The series started as a Halo knockoff but for the third game they decided to turn it into Crysis 2 for some reason. Similarly to Crysis games on PC, this was the most graphically impressive mobile game at the time, easily exceeding 6th gen console visuals.

so i %100ed all games, decided to replay em in diffrent ways, since at crysis 2 remastered i really liked DSG-1 i decided to play the whole campaign, but with Gaus riffle at my hand from start (with infini amo)
sadly console didnt work,

got any solutions?

also what can be done in crysis series after played and %100ed all of them? i start ran out of ideas for what to do next.

I just finished the campaign and the English subtitles are pretty half-assed in this game. Half the time they show up too early and often they even say different things than the dialog. Was I experiencing a glitch or is this just how they are? I haven't found anyone else talking about this online.

And in the "Prophet's Journey" video they're completely out of sync.

This is the final update I’m sharing for now, but this should bring a massive quality-of-life boost for anyone using an eye-tracked headset.

I'm demonstrating a rough preview today, which will eventually be bundled into my mod package. There are still a few visual quirks with shadows and certain post-processing passes, but I’m actively working through them. FPS currently takes a hit on the CPU side because the engine is effectively rendering two scenes simultaneously. To solve this, I'll be culling geometry occluded behind the inner foveated view and applying edge-blending across the boundary to mask transitions cleanly.

While this setup isn't practical for flat-screen Crysis, this demo shows how a single eye's viewport operates. Next steps involve shaping the foveated region into an adjustable circle and binding it directly to runtime eye-tracking data. Once refined, the peripheral viewport can run at a significantly lower base resolution with reduced detail, reconstructed via DLSS upscaling, and smoothly blended into the focal region drastically cutting GPU frame times (at least in theory i only base my work on proven success cases here) ignore the low fps my video got it locked at a weird frame time its a bug.

This isn't something you can easily toggle via config tweaks yet since it modifies how Crysis handles display rendering under the hood. It will require a dedicated package to install once the remaining rendering issues are resolved.

(If Reddit's video compression crushes the quality, an unlisted YouTube link will be added in the comments so you can inspect the effect cleanly.)

i just hope you get the direction im going for, you can clearly see how much cleaner the image becomes with the inner FOV square, DLAA no jaggys

once i finish this all up and get my learning experience im moving on to skyrim and fallout 4 vr

quad view rendering can only be best when the game engine it self is reverse engineered to support it

to help you understand what iv spent working on all this for the past month around 500 dollars of credits and codex sub, yeah. at this point just hire someone but hey least a single guy chugging along and passion can achieve some pretty good results if you know exactly what your wanting.

i expect a dramatic change in mods and old game improvements in the coming years, the fact i was able to do this was impressive to me enough but my notes and project folder is a mess. cant wait to see people take this and just improve upon it.

better link below (not funneling just dont know how else to showcase this with proper quality )

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSrDLjairiM

Unlike some mods this is native and actually using engine motion data, depth and as i work ill continue to refine temporal stability but DLAA looks best and it fully gets rid of shimmering and ugly foliage Github soon with one shot install that will just take your none remaster crysis and give it things that the remaster has. 64 bit crysis is the target not 32 bit

I've been working on this for the past month, on and off. Just trying to dig through it and reverse-engineer everything.

I was able to take the Crysis VR mod we love and get real DLSS working. I had to really dig into the engine and grab any motion vectors I could. With the help of sheer will and my Codex subscription...

It's working.

Right now, I'm still optimizing things, but performance has hugely increased. You won't even notice the jaggies. All modes work, including DLAA. I'm also working on integrating Variable Rate Shading and foveated rendering to squeeze out even more FPS.

Right now, in Balanced mode, I get a stable 120 FPS in most scenes. With DLAA, it dips to around 90, but image quality is drastically improved. I'm now chugging along and getting foveated rendering working properly.

This took a lot of work, and I'm glad I got to this point. Lots of cursing. Almost giving up. Logging the entire engine. I'm also working on converting Crysis to full Vulkan, which is another goal, and integrating Remastered CPU optimizations into the original Crysis 1.

A lot of this has been made possible with Astra and a lot of money spent.

This isn't about saying, "Ha, I did it," even though the dev said it wasn't possible. It's more about giving back.

Once my work is finished, I'll make a fork and also try to ask the dev to review my changes and perhaps push an update for the VR mod.

Either way, my enjoyment of this game is drastically better now.

Are you ready for Psycho's revenge ?

I always loved how crytek was able to set the benchmark with their games, and found this one has more to it than i remember!

I have an AMD Vega 8 iGPU which the game keeps telling me is unsupported but it works fine. I use Win10 64bit and have all the required patches installed.

The only problem is that I can't turn on the high res textures, they're greyed out. I can turn up everything else to ultra no problem though (besides lag).

Is there a fix or a cvar that can forcefully enable them? Please help.

Btw if someone thinks it's silly to activate this on a weak integrated graphics card, I have 16GB RAM so "VRAM" in an old game is not an issue for me.

I also tried Crysis 3 and it gives me no "unsupported graphics card" warning. No such issue in Crysis 1 and Warhead either. Crysis 2 is the only outlier.

Update: Turns out the only solution is to increase the iGPU's VRAM in the BIOS. Mine was set to 64MB (as normally there's no point in increasing it) and I increased it to 2GB. Got rid of the "unsupported graphics card" warning and the option to turn on high res textures was available and turned on by default.

A new cvar appeared in game.cfg: sys_highrestex = 1

I set the game.cfg to read-only and reverted the VRAM to 64MB in the BIOS. Sadly the game disabled the high res textures again and the unsupported GPU warning came back.

I found another cvar online: sys_spec_texture = 4. I put that and the aforementioned sys_highrestex = 1 into game.cfg (and set it back to read-only), system.cfg and autoexec.cfg all at once but still no luck. The only solution is to increase the VRAM.

I even took a screenshot with 2GB VRAM and with 64MB VRAM and the textures were worse on 64MB. The game wasn't lying and it really did ignore the cvars (I did put con_restricted = 0 in the system.cfg btw).

The problem with increasing the VRAM means that the system becomes restricted to 14GB RAM, which means I'll have to increase it just for Crysis 2 and put it back when I'm done playing, or play with the lower quality textures at 64MB VRAM. I'm choosing the former for now.

Update 2: An unrelated problem, if anyone else has dynamic shadows disappearing make sure you have sys_spec = 4 in the game.cfg and set it to read-only. And while you're there you might as well put in g_enableInitialLoginScreen = 0 too.

I also put the sys_spec = 4 cvar along with q_ShaderShadow = 1 in both system.cfg and autoexec.cfg just to be safe.

You can still adjust the advanced graphics settings (and all the other settings) in-game no problem and they will be saved. It seems those are stored somewhere outside the game.cfg.

Update 3: Turns out Crysis 3 has the exact same texture problem. Even though the game does not give me any warnings and lets me max out the graphics, it will still load the low quality textures when playing with 64MB VRAM regardless of my settings or cvars.

Once again, the only solution is to crank the VRAM to 2GB in the BIOS.