I like how Crysis 1 is set in jungles, Crysis 2 takes place in streets of New York and with Crysis 3 devs be like - "Hey, lets combine elements of both and create a jungle city!'.
Crysis 2 had good looking levels but man Crysis 3 just crashes the second game in terms of scenery. They decreased amount of to 7 but oh boy, excluding the first and last missions, rest 5 are clearly handmade with amazing looks and art style. They clearly haven't used that much Ray Tracing as they did with second game because judging by the look they baked the scenery and lighting specifically for each level. So yeah while o love raytraced sunrays in Crysis 2, Crysis 3 wins because of its style. I just wish there was a way to put ray traced lighting without ruining initial view of the level.

Crysis 3 tops Cryis 2 in aspects like:

1. Nanosuit. Finally, after 2 games they finally understood that sprinting should not consume the suit energy, instead you run fast as long as you have stamina. Suit upgrading system has nicely evolved providing more usefull upgrades that can be equipped early on thanks to change in suit upgrade mechanic.
   
2. Guns. Finally, we can use alien weapons too. Have no idea why it wasn't possible to use them in Crysis 2 but nevermind. Apart from alien weapons there are quite a lot of non-alien guns as well and considering there are only 7 levels you just enough time to try and use every weapon without getting tired of the same guns.
   
3. Levels. As mentioned several times, there are 7 levels. May sound low but they are waaaayyayy more complex and bigger in comparison with levels from previous game. If you take your time by enjoying the scenery and looking up for suit/weapon upgrades and collectables these 7 levels will take you the same amount of time as 19 levels in Crysis 2. Plus, you can replay the levels on highest difficulty after unlocking all suit upgrades.

Where Crysis 3 fails though is story. SImply put - it is cringy cliche. Cliche because it is the story about the single man army which of course can overcome the whole alien race because... well, he is THE special one. Cringe because there is completely unnecessary drama put by one character returning from the very first game. Drama about that guy loosing his own nanosuit and "being only human" as he loves to say.
Have to say though, that overall lore is good and expanded further.

Strong 9/10 for me (minus 1 point because of story). Shooting feels good, game looks amazing (and by doing so it doesn't even burn your hardware like Crysis 1 and 2 do, simply because they didn't "remaster" that much in Crysis 3), doesn't take that much time complete and even has a sign of being replayable.

Continuation of the not so unnamed Crisis series. The 3rd part is super technological with a large amount of action and already with an +- interesting and not obvious plot. The cutscenes in particular are epic. I give the like to the series of Crisis for the short and rich timeline.

Core gameplay is great, with the powers and weapons you are given really adding to the experience.
Unfortunately the remaster is a buggy mess. I experienced repeated instances of glitches that left me with weapons I couldn't reload, switch or drop unless I forced the game to perform an animation that undid the glitch. Even then I had to restart more than once to avoid this issue or similar. I don't recall the original version having these issues. A real shame.