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Crysis Warhead is a science fiction first-person shooter video game developed by video game developer Crytek Budapest and published by Electronic Arts as an expansion to Crysis. Crysis Warhead is a standalone game and does not need Crysis installed to play it. It was released on September 12, 2008[1] in Europe and September 16, 2008[1] in North America

Plot

Crysis Warhead takes place during the events of the original Crysis, on the other side of the island. In the introductory movie, US Delta Force Sergeant "Psycho" Sykes witnesses a Korean warship (possibly the one destroyed by Nomad) being bombarded by US planes. Leaving the shore, he joins a convoy driving through the jungle, and defends it as it is being attacked by KPA Colonel Lee's men. The convoy is destroyed and the soldiers fight into the night. The intro ends as the VTOL that tries to evacuate the destroyed convoy's soldiers is hit by a missile and crash-lands. Psycho awakes and goes to find a better position for the surviving Marines, but gets attacked by an EMP blast by a container containing an alien. Sykes is later assigned a mission to pursue a North Korean container that JSOC believes contains a nuclear warhead. As the mission progresses, Psycho is reunited with old friend Sean O'Neill who was originally going to be a part of Raptor Team. He was replaced by Nomad after failing an evaluation test. Psycho helps O'Neill after his F-35C jet is shot down and takes him to a VTOL to escape.

Psycho fights through the jungle and coastlines against the KPA to track down the container and stop the North Koreans from taking it. After he reaches the submarine, he sees what's inside and suddenly an alien knocks him out with an EMP blast. After he wakes up again, he is captured and tortured by the Koreans and KPA Colonel Lee. As the submarine submerges, the island is suddenly flash-frozen while strange mechanical aliens attack. Psycho pursues Lee through the frozen waters and valleys, eventually meeting up with another nanosuit team on the island, Eagle Team. Psycho and Eagle Team continue the pursuit, fighting off an alien exo-suit. Eagle Team is separated from Psycho in a mine, while Psycho continues searching for the container. After reaching an underground train station, Psycho is ordered to get on the train the container is loaded on. Emerging above ground, Psycho fights off numerous KPA and aliens trying to reclaim the container, O'Neill assisting him.

Psycho is ordered to destroy the container if he cannot capture it. Before the container can be extracted by friendly forces off the bridge where the train stopped, Colonel Lee arrives and uses a marine as a hostage to bait Psycho off the train. Psycho is forced to drop the marine and to retrieve the detonator for the planted explosives. Colonel Lee manages to escape with the container before the explosives could be detonated, and Psycho fails to save the marine. He takes out his rage on an injured North Korean nanosuit soldier he pulled off the bridge with him, and drowns him in the river. Psycho has an emotional breakdown, but regains his composure in order to finish his mission.

Psycho assaults the KPA-occupied airfield where the container is waiting to be taken off the island, taking out numerous ground forces and KPA armor. O'Neill returns in a VTOL, and assists Psycho in destroying an upgraded alien exo-suit by guiding him to a crashed USAF plane, which transported an experimental weapon, named PAX. As the two are about to start extracting the container, Colonel Lee shows up again to reclaim the container, holding O'Neill at gunpoint. Lee tries to shoot O'Neill, but O'Neill is shielded by a cloaked Psycho, who begins fighting with Lee as O'Neill retakes control of the VTOL and takes the container. Psycho and Lee begin fighting inside of the VTOL, and Psycho gains the upper hand, knocking Lee out of the back onto the tarmac, leaving him to the mercy of an alien warship. O'Neill takes off with the container, as Psycho relaxes in the back.

Throughout the game, audio tapes from four years before the game takes place are heard. These tapes show brief glimpses into how O'Neill failed his evaluation test. The final tape (taking place after the game's final cinematic) reveals a brief conversation between Psycho and Nomad. Psycho asks Nomad if he's okay, to which Nomad replies "Did you disarm the warhead?" Psycho doesn't reply to the question, instead saying "That's my Nomad - always putting the mission first."

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