Crysis WarheadExpansion for Crysis

Play as Sergeant Michael "Psycho" Sykes - an ally of the normal Crysis main character Nomad - during events concurrent with Crysis, but on the other side of the island. Features refined and improved gameplay.
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seriesCrysis
developerCrytek Budapest
publisherElectronic Arts
composerPeter Antovski
release date NASeptember 16th, 2008
EUSeptember 19th, 2008

Single PlayerFirst-PersonShooting
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