Crytek

Ryse: Son of Rome set to dominate PC this fall

The Xbox One action game will soon dominate a new territory

Hunt: Horrors of the Gilded Age transferred to Crytek Frankfurt

Less than two years after it was set up from the rubble of Vigil, Crytek USA will no longer focus on games and has suffered massive layoffs.

Crytek no longer working on Homefront: The Revolution

Deep Silver and Koch Media have a new development studio working on the game.

Crytek addresses financial troubles, will focus on free-to-play games

Crytek is addressing long-running rumors of financial troubles, noting that they will step away from traditional game development in favor of focusing on free-to-play.

Crytek reportedly cancels projects amid financial difficulties

Crytek is reportedly undergoing financial troubles, causing it to miss payments and cancel projects like a sequel to Ryse.

Hunt: Horrors of a Gilded Age - Getting the Nightmare Witch off your back

We get a first-look at Hunt: Horrors of a Gilded Age; a third-person action RPG set in the late 1800s, where players band together to seek out and kill supernatural creatures.

HUNT: Horrors of the Gilded Age is the first game from Crytek USA

Even in the late nineteenth century, the spectre of the dead coming to life looms large. So it's time to pick up some rusted weapons and put them back in their place. Crytek has unveiled a the debut game from their U.S. branch, a brand new IP titled HUNT: Horrors of the Gilded Age.

Homefront: The Revolution fighting for freedom in 2015 on PC, Xbox One, and PS4

In 2011, Crytek announced their intention to developer a sequel to Homefront. Today, they've announced Homefront: The Revolution, which sees North Korea conquer the United States in 2025 and average citizens in Philadelphia fight for their freedom.

Crytek steps into Arena of Fate this summer

Crytek has announced a new IP that will be released this summer, and features many mythical and historical characters.

Crysis & Crysis 2 to be affected by GameSpy shutdown

GameSpy's online services will be shut down on May 31. Some publishers are actively finding a way to make their multiplayer games work. For example, older Battlefield games will continue operating, as will Arma. Developers like Capcom and Epic Games are planning workarounds. But, one franchise's legacy games will close its online doors come May 31: Crysis.