pokoko on 04 March 2013
Sounds like Crysis 2, then. They're fun games but ultimately not very memorable. You don't think about them when you finished. With other IP, like Killzone or Halo, you have people making threads just to talk about the story, what happens and what they think is going to happen. With Crysis, it's usually just a graphics argument.
That's why I like apocalyptic and sci-fi games, that immersion into a universe and story that engages your imagination. If they don't have that, they might as well be military shooters. Rage is another example of a fun game that was let down by the generic nature of the setting. It just didn't grab you.
