The urban jungle is now an actual jungle. That much is clear from our hands on time with Crysis 3 back at E3. This point has been further reinforced by four new screenshots.
The original posting, by Polygon, is from lighting artist Pierre-Yves Donzallaz. While the original posting may have been taken down, nothing is truly removed from the internet; they still exist via a cached version of the website.
Or could, you know, view them right here.
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