There's a new treat up for grabs for fans of custom Crysis singleplayer campaigns. Wreckage, for Crysis Wars, is the third and the last part in a singleplayer campaign series developed by the Wreckage Dev group.

Wreckage, as the description puts it, "tells the story of three soldiers who try to survive a devastating war between two worlds". The first chapter was a map titled The Harbour and the second was the Rainy Days modification.

The game has German voice acting but there are English subtitles.

Continue reading for the launch trailer, screenshots, download links and installation instructions.

Welcome to the first instalment in our CryEngine 3 gallery series, the successor to the tremendously popular CryEngine 2 gallery series. CE3 is the game engine powering Crysis 2 and such upcoming games as Warface, Homefront 2, Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 and Forged by Chaos.

Since the release of Crysis 2 Mod SKD and later CryEngine 3 Free SDK, the community has gotten more and more familiar with the ins and outs of CryEngine 3 and the Sandbox world editor. In this gallery you will see CryEngine Art posted on various forums during the past months by talented 'CryEngineers'. Also included are a few artistic and otherwise intriguing Crysis 2 screenshots.

As always, the following gallery is just a taste of what the source links down at the bottom have to offer, so be sure to check out the links for the maximum effect.

Crysis was released for the consoles a couple of days ago. For those of you curious to see how Crysis looks, sounds and plays on consoles, we have gathered up a few videos and screenshots that gamers have shared on various forums.

From the videos, one can see the redesigned visual look as compared to the PC version. The differences are nicely illustrated in two fan-made YouTube videos, which you can watch below.

Notably, the videos also reveal that sounds of weapons, nanosuit, animals and such have also been touched up. Enemy soldiers also sound different with their voices apparently being taken from the Crysis spin off Crysis: Warhead. Nomad, the protagonist, also makes different voices on certain occasions.

Reading gamer's impressions and watching these videos and screens, it has become clear that Crytek has made a remarkable job on porting Crysis to consoles. Looking at the big picture, console gamers are getting pretty much the same Crysis experience as their PC colleagues do, albeit with the different control method, adjusted control scheme and the absence of the Ascension level, of course.

Maximum speed! For console Crysis, it took under one month from official announcement to launch. That has got to be some form of a record for a first-person shooter of this caliber. The announcement didn't come completely out of the blue, since there were signs of the console port on game rating sites, three months before launch.

Almost four years after the original Crysis amazed the PC crowd, and after statements from Crytek that the game will never come to consoles, Crysis has now been released for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The console port is a 'remastered' version with a new visual look mainly due to redesigned lighting style. The controls have also been revised to better suit playing on gamepad. The engine making Crysis possible on consoles is, of course, CryEngine 3 - Crytek's first multi-platform game engine.

Crysis for consoles consists of singleplayer campaign only; no multiplayer is included. Players take the role of Jake 'Nomad' Dunn, a United States Delta Force soldier. Nomad and his team mates are sent to an island in the South China Sea to rescue a group of archaeologists kidnapped by the North Korean army. Things turn sour quickly, as the archaeologists' chilling discovery awakens, proving itself to be history's greatest threat to mankind. Nomad must use his customizable arsenal and high-tech Nanosuit to fend off the North Koreans and the terrifying alien threat.

The game is distributed only through download. Crysis is now available for purchase from PlayStation Network and Xbox LIVE for $19.99/£15.99/€15.99 (or 1600 Microsoft Points).

A while ago, the gaming press got some hands-on time with the Xbox 360 version of Crysis. Demo level on the plate was Assault - the same one shown in the gameplay videos, released a short while back. Continue reading for a previews listing.

In the gaming forums, there has been hopes of Crytek possibly making a remastered CryEngine 3 version of PC Crysis but, according to these previews, that will not happen.

Also, publisher Electronic Arts has released four new screenshots showing scenes from four different levels.