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Crysis 4: Could a new entry in the shooter series be on the horizon?

Crysis 4: Could a new entry in the shooter series be on the horizon?

Posted on April 15, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

It’s been seven years since Crysis 3, the last entry in the Crytek’s first-person shooter series. Now, another installment has been teased by a cryptic Tweet from the official Twitter account. 

While the message, which simply reads “RECEIVING DATA” hasn’t given us a lot to go on, it is enough to suggest that there could yet be some life in the Crysis franchise. After all, why else would the game’s official Twitter account be tweeting at all when the last installment was back in 2013 and the account’s last tweet was 2016?

Combine that with the fact that the original game’s narrative took place in 2020 and the evidence starts to stack up.
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