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Crytek have launched a new version of its CryEngine. But, don't call it "CryEngine 4." The company has dropped numbers entirely, as they describe their middleware "an ever-evolving technology service."
At this early hour of the morning, treat your brain to what it really wants--to stare blankly at pretty things which require no processing or thought. Huzzah, then, for a new trailer from Crytek showing off CryEngine 3, its cross-platform engine powering Crysis 3 and other games.
Crytek has released an update to their CryEngine 3 SDK, promising to make future games just a tad bit prettier.
Indie developer Poppermost Productions showed off the debut trailer for Snow today, a skiing and snowboarding game. The team plans to release iterations of the game to encourage feedback on the finished product.
Epic's indie-friendly Unreal Development Kit is to receive competition from Crytek and its Crysis 2-powering CryEngine.
