Crysis 2

App ID	99830
App type	Series
Developer	Crytek Studios
Publisher	Electronic Arts
Homepage	http://store.steampowered.com/app/108800/
Release date	2011-03-22 17:00 UTC
Controller support	partial
DLC list (appinfo)	99841,99842,99843
Store page	store.steampowered.com/app/99830
Last store refresh	5 hours ago

#	Executable	Arguments	OS	Description
0	bin32\Crysis2.exe
1	Support\EA Help\Electronic_Arts_Technical_Support.htm			View Support Information

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Branch	Build ID	Description	Updated	Password
public	11632

Depot	OS	Size	Public manifest	Notes
99831		9.97 GB	2790441812182678802
99832	spanish	823.62 KB	4001996598862493288
99833	german	823.62 KB	995209502511879740
99834	french	823.62 KB	7764521117608080759
99835	italian	823.62 KB	7182233370644575786
99836	tchinese	823.12 KB	2467837085068942263
99837	russian	823.62 KB	6544448486461045762
99838	japanese	823.62 KB	6258007185953890163
99839	polish	823.62 KB	6086390660835570502
99841		811 B	6738403999526218302	DLC 99841
99843		811 B	3890675684409270182	DLC 99843
99844	czech	823.62 KB	7099727409529504605

Build ID	Branch	Updated	First seen
11632	public	2026-09-11 21:10 UTC	5 hours ago

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New CryEngine tech trailer rekindles memories of Crysis

2019-08-31 14:48 UTC · Eurogamer

Ah, Crysis. It's been so long since you melted PCs. Surely, with the next-generation of consoles nearly upon us, it's time to do so once again? It seems unlikely. The last Crysis game, 2013's Crysis 3, failed to meet publisher and IP owner EA's expectations, and developer Crytek has hardly had a good time of it in recent years. But then we have this: a CryEngine tech demo that's certainly set the cat among the pidgeons. The tech video starts out as you'd expect. We see realtime volumetric fog from Hunt Showdown, Crytek's recently-released multiplayer-focused game. There's fully dynamic lightin

Have You Played Crysis 2?

2017-11-23 15:30 UTC · Rock, Paper, Shotgun · contact@rockpapershotgun.com (Graham Smith)

Have You Played? is an endless stream of game retrospectives. One a day, every day, perhaps for all time. Everything that Crysis 1 did right, Crysis 2 threw away. Combat scenarios set in open areas you could approach your own way? Gone. Destructible buildings and AI smart enough to navigate it? Gone. Unique, jungle setting? Gone. The resulting game is poorer in every conceivable way. (more…)

Recruit all the Characters in Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia

2017-05-22 15:57 UTC · Shacknews · Shack Staff

There are plenty of interesting characters in Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia. Many will join your party just by asking, while others will need special conditions met for them to be recruited. Some are easy to find, while others are more difficult, but this guide should make it easy. This is a complete list of characters that can be recruited in Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia, their strating class, and where you can find them: Act I Alm is the focus of this act as he travels through Zofia. Here are the NPCs that you can get to join the party: Gray: A villager from Ram:&nb

EA list 24 PC games affected by Gamespy shutdown, including Battlefield 2, Crysis

2014-05-12 10:09 UTC · PC Gamer

Picture the GameSpy shutdown like a massive power-cut rolling out over an entire continent, plunging a significant portion of gaming's multiplayer catalogue into darkness. The hope is that some publishers have a backup generator, and will allow their games to flicker back to life via an alternate service. For EA, the shutdown is an excuse to retire some older games from active duty to dramatically shift metaphors and they've now announced a list of casualties that includes 24 PC titles. What isn't yet clear is whether they're planning to re-enlist the most popular games in a list that includ

A Crying Shame: Crysis, Crysis 2 Multi Shutting Down

2014-04-15 11:00 UTC · Rock, Paper, Shotgun · contact@rockpapershotgun.com (Nathan Grayson)

GameSpy giveth, and – years later – it shutteth down due to the cruleth realities of modern busineth practices and, in doing so, taketh away. The list of games affected by said untimely (but also kinda timely) demise is long and prone to billowing ominously in the wind, and we still don’t know what exactly will happen to a number of those trapped in its server purgatory. Sometimes, though, no news is good news. Case in point: it turns out that Crysis and Crysis 2 won’t be coming back online after GameSpy goes dark. …

Crysis and Crysis 2 PC multiplayer will shutdown with GameSpy

2014-04-14 20:04 UTC · PC Gamer

I didn t get to play Crysis multiplayer, and pretty soon I won't be able to give it a shot. As you ve probably heard, GameSpy s online matchmaking client is shutting down on May 31, meaning the games that used have to either find a different solution or go offline. Sadly, today Crytek confirmed that Crysis and Crysis 2 s multiplayer modes will no longer be playable. The conclusion of online multiplayer support comes as a result of GameSpy Technology shutting down all their hosting services, Crytek said on its official forum. GameSpy have been providing multiplayer functionality for Crysis an

Crysis & Crysis 2 to be affected by GameSpy shutdown

2014-04-14 15:00 UTC · Shacknews · Andrew Yoon

GameSpy's online services will be shut down on May 31. Some publishers are actively finding a way to make their multiplayer games work. For example, older Battlefield games will continue operating, as will Arma. Developers like Capcom and Epic Games are planning workarounds. But, one franchise's legacy games will close its online doors come May 31: Crysis.

Humble Origin Bundle earns nearly $10.5 million for charity before ending

2013-08-29 19:39 UTC · PC Gamer

The Humble Origin Bundle is over. The Electronic Arts-sponsored sale concluded yesterday with a grand total of $10.5 million in sales according to the Humble Bundle Twitter account. More than 2.1 million bundles were sold, with almost all of the proceeds (tips to the Humble Bundle organizers are the only exclusion) going toward charities such as the San Francisco AIDS Foundation, Watsi, the Human Rights Campaign, the American Red Cross, and the American Cancer Society. The bundle, which launched on August 14, offered redeemable keys for Dead Space, Dead Space 3, Burnout Paradise, Mirror’s Ed

EA’s Humble Origin Bundle raises nearly $8.5 million, adds Red Alert 3: Uprising and Populous

2013-08-23 09:56 UTC · PC Gamer

EA getting a Humble Bundle sounds like a thing that should raise eyebrows, but considering how much money is being raised for charity right now - and how many normally-quite-expensive games can be had for pocket money - I'm finding that my cynicism chip is just not activating. The explosion-studded bundle has raised nearly $8.5 million already, with EA's entire share going to charities the Human Rights Campaign, watsi, the American Cancer Society, the American Red Cross, and the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. In addition to the likes of Dead Space 3, Mirror's Edge and Battlefield 3, you can

Humble Origin Bundle worth more than $200, all of EA’s share goes to charity

2013-08-14 19:01 UTC · PC Gamer

The Humble Origin Bundle is live, allowing you to pay what you want for Dead Space, Dead Space 3, Burnout Paradise, Crysis 2, Mirror's Edge, and Medal of Honor. Paying more than the average (roughly $5 at the time of this post) unlocks Battlefield 3 and The Sims 3 with some DLC.And all of EA's share goes to charity. I know, right? The offer runs for two weeks, and benefits the Human Rights Campaign, watsi, the American Cancer Society, the American Red Cross, and the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. Bought separately, the bundle would cost over $200 U.S. While Origin keys are provided for all o

Crysis 2 dazzles with BlackFire lighting mod

2013-04-08 14:01 UTC · PC Gamer

Crysis 1 had so many graphics that running it on the highest settings became the dream of every mid-late 2000s system builder. Crysis 3 had moving ropes so advanced (read: poorly optimised) that it tested even the most powerful of modern GPUs. But middle-child Crysis 2 never set the world - or graphics hardware - alight with its texture work. Luckily, modders have been all too happy to dose it with steady injections of pure pixels and effects. BlackFire's mod is a Crysis 2 lighting overhaul, designed to remove the smoky atmosphere of the vanilla game for a clearer and brighter experience. "V

Crytek Head: So Far, Crysis 3 Is Our Masterpiece

2013-03-01 14:00 UTC · Kotaku

Crytek head Cevat Yerli has come out in defense of his studio's latest game, Crysis 3. In an interview with Gamasutra, Yerli says that the game is "so far, our masterpiece," and that he feels it's better than both Crysis 2 and the original Crysis in all aspects. He blames the game's tepid reception on the fact that gamers have fatigue with this console generation and with sequels, and says that because the first Crysis was such a different sort of game for its time, it had a bigger impact, which has caused gamers to remember it more fondly than it deserves. While I agree that history has warpe

Crysis 3 performance issues caused by ropey physics

2013-02-25 15:29 UTC · PC Gamer

We already knew that Crysis 3 wanted to punish PCs with its graphical clout, but on release players started to report serious framerate drops affecting even SLI'd GTX 680s. Have Crytek prettied the game to a point where high-end GPUs can't handle the show? Not quite. The problem, it seems, is ropes. MaLDo, the creator of the amazing Crysis 2 enhancement mod MaLDoHD, spotted the issue and managed to work out the cause of the performance dip, experienced throughout the first level. "The real problem are the moving ropes," he writes. "Sounds weird, right?" It does! But he's got proof. Source: M

Crytek: It’s “impossible” for next-gen consoles to compete with PCs

2013-02-20 01:39 UTC · PC Gamer

Though Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli is under a non-disclosure agreement from both Microsoft and Sony to not MAXIMUM BEAN-SPILL details on their next-gen console reveals, that doesn't prevent him from preaching a bit to the Nanosuited choir. Speaking to Eurogamer, Yerli flatly proclaims the hardware rift between modular PC setups and the upcoming console family makes it "impossible" for the latter to match beefy battlestations. "It's impossible to package $2,000-$3,000 worth of hardware into a mainstream—let's say $500—console," Yerli says. "I'm not saying they are $500 consoles. They may launch a

Crysis 3 review

2013-02-19 14:00 UTC · PC Gamer

An action hero’s weapon is an extension of their identity. They’re inseparable implements, representative of their approach to combat and justice. Bond’s silenced PPK. Batman’s iconic boomerang. Mjölnir and Thor. Even Popeye’s transformative spinach says something about him as a character. What does the Nanosuit say about its wearer in Crysis? That the player has a need to improvise, a need to see-saw between being an assassin and being a brute. “Press Q,” reads the manufacturer’s tag on the collar, “to harden your skin like a brick wall. Press E to become as transparent as a pane of glass.

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