Recently, for instance, speaking with Digital Foundry, the developer reiterated that like Crysis Remastered, the other two Crysis games will also not be receiving native PS5 and Xbox Series X/S ports and will instead run on the new consoles via backward compatibility, though with targeted optimizations. On PS5, Crysis 2 Remastered will run at 1440p and target a 60 FPS frame rate, while according to Digital Foundry, the Xbox Series X version will be targeting a higher resolution.

There’s no word on exactly what the resolution on Xbox Series X will be, or what we can expect from the Xbox Series S version, or what Crysis 3 Remastered will be targeting just yet. That said, with updated textures, lighting, and much more, it definitely seems like the three shooters are in for a pretty significant visual overhaul.

Crysis Remastered Trilogy is due out this Fall, but an exact release date for it hasn’t yet been revealed.

Crysis Remastered is currently available standalone and it will be possible to purchase the other remasters individually as well. In a press release, project lead Steffen Halbig said, “We’re excited to announce that these iconic Crysis games are returning in one bundle, remastered for a new generation of hardware. Each game is enhanced to look and play beautifully on today’s platforms, delivering the finest Crysis experience for both newcomers to our classic franchise or players wishing to relive the adventure.”

Crysis 2 and 3 are notably different from the first game since they take place in New York City. The former sees players taking on aliens and trying to save humanity with a more powerful Nanosuit, new abilities and more. The latter sees the city turned into a sweeping rain forest with the player facing all kinds of enemies with the help of the new Predator Bow.

It should be interesting to see how these remasters fare, especially since Crysis Remastered received criticism for its visual quality and cut content. Stay tuned for more details in the meantime.