When Crysis came out in November 2007, the gamers community was a curse and a blessing richer. The blessing was the stunning visual richness that Crysis on the highest detail setting voorschotelde the gamer, the curse was that a supercomputer and diet needed to play the game at that institution. Almost a year later, we pull the nano suit again and we assume the role of Sergeant Michael 'Psycho' Sykes for the expansion called Crysis Warhead.
Warhead is a 'stand-alone expansion: you do not need to play the original Crysis disc. The game takes place in the same context in the original, where First Lieutenant Jake 'Nomad' Dunn plays the leading role in the fight against North Koreans and aliens. Psycho's adventure takes place in Warhead on the other side off the island, where a certain Colonel Lee of the Korean People's Army a container of the island is trying to catch up. This mysterious container can not only rely on the attention of the Americans, the aliens are interested in it.
The lack of a substantive introduction at the start of the game will cause some confusion among new players. Warhead starts just after a vtol that you and your fellow soldiers had evacuated crashed. While you're at a safe place to seek an electromagnetic pulse blows your socks. You see a KPA helicopter taking off with the container while you start nano suit again. If you look around you, you will see ice and snow. Crysis veterans will already know what time it is: The aliens are also there. A series of flashbacks from Crysis interrupts the conversation between Psycho and his supervisor, who sends him on his way to assist in the bombing. One of the pilots involved here turns out to be. An old acquaintance of Psycho
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