GDC 2016 - Crytek announced its new CRYENGINE V at the Game Developer's Conference, with many exciting things to share from the latest iteration of its graphics engine. For the keen-eyed, CRYENGINE V ...

Kingdom Come: Deliverance is powered by Crytek's CRYENGINE with developer Kingdom Come: Deliverance confirming that its sequel will also use CRYENGINE. Warhorse Studios PR boss Tobias Stolz-Zwilling ...

The third iteration of Crytek's proprietary graphics engine CryEngine will debut at this month's Game Developers Conference, according to a release from the company. "We've been preparing a long time ...

A few weeks ago, Amazon announced it had co-opted Crytek’s CryEngine for its new Lumberyard engine—and then released it completely free. Free to download. Free to use. Free from royalties. That ...

Crytek has revealed that it had a few issues getting CryEngine 3 to work on consoles during development of Crysis 2. According to an interview with GameReactor, the decision to go from making games on ...

Evan is not only a contributing editor but also the official west coast liaison for the site. He is a Sony fanboy without regard but has also spent countless hours grinding away in Azeroth. A true ...

Crytek and Google have joined forces to bring the Cryengine to Android devices. As announced on its website, the developers can register for the 3D games development platforms beta – it is expected to ...

On Tuesday, Crytek uploaded a video to YouTube showcasing its sparkly new gaming engine, CryEngine V. The platform itself was launched during GDC 2016 back on March 15, but now we can see a tease of ...

Crytek prides itself on on creating the highest-quality 3D graphics in its games, from the original Far Cry to today’s upcoming title, Crysis 3. The Frankfurt, Germany-based game developer also makes ...

Remember when Crysis came along and melted everyone's PCs? CryEngine 5.6 looks like it could similarly push the envelope in this new tech trailer. CryEngine 5.6, which is available now, is capable of ...

The underlying bones of Linux gaming just keep on getting stronger. Crytek’s CryEngine now supports Linux, and that means support for SteamOS, too. It may not be quite as simple as that—a game created ...

San Diego-based independent developer Paleo Entertainment announced today that it has licensed Crytek's CryENGINE 2 technology to power its upcoming PC first person shooter Merchants of Brooklyn.