Crysis Remastered is due to launch on PC on September 18th, bringing with it enhanced visuals, ray tracing and graphical settings which will crush any modern PC.

As part of the company's pre-launch live stream, the developers of Crysis Remastered have confirmed that "there is no card out there" that can handle Crysis Remastered when the game is running at 4K under its "Can it Run Crysis" graphical preset. Even today's strongest graphics card can only run these settings at 4K sub-30 FPS framerates.

Crysis Remastered is more than a mere HD reskin of the original. The game features all of the advanced features which have come to CryEngine since the release of Crysis in 2007. One of the main additions to Crysis Remastered is the games SVOGI Global Illumination system. In addition to this, Crysis Remastered also features remastered high-resolution textures, real-time reflections, updated underwater visuals, "State of the Art" Depth of Field effects, Enhanced graphics effects and ray-tracing effects.

When 8K displays become available, gamers should know that Crysis Remastered was developed with 8K ready assets in mind, ensuring that the game is ready for the post 4K era.

Thankfully, PC gamers should have a much easier time running Crysis Remastered using its lower graphical presets. You can read Crysis Remastered's PC system requirements here .