All Stories Tagged: Crytek, Page 14

EA has finished 2011 dethroning Activision's Call of Duty series. Just... not in the way it wanted to. Crysis 2 has won the "honor" of being the most pirated game of 2011.

Two trailers for the the US Army-exclusive title "Dismounted Training System" has appeared online, showcasing the game's use of Crytek's CryEngine 3.

A rumor has surfaced that development of Crytek's upcoming first-person combat game Ryse is now planned Microsoft's next-generation console, not the Xbox 360.

Piranha Games' upcoming MechWarrior Online will use CryEngine 3.

Though Homefront's creator, Kaos Studios, has shut down, the franchise lives on. THQ announced today that Crysis developer Crytek will be making the sequel, headed to PC and consoles in 2014.

Crytek co-founder Avni Yerli has responded to anonymous claims that the Crysis 2 developer has a "polluted work atmosphere" at its Frankfurt head office, treating staff as "disposable pieces of meat to be discarded at will."

The battle of the engines continues. Crytek has announced that the SDK for its CryEngine 3 will be free--not unlike the competing Unreal Engine 3 from Epic Games.

Crytek's sillily-named, free-to-play shooter will get a Western release in 2012, the Crysis creator has announced. Previously, it was only confirmed for South Korea and China.

Crytek has reportedly canceled a shooter titled Redemption, and is working on a new, unannounced shooter as well.