Crysis 3 is looking remarkably sweet thanks to the advances Crytek has made with CryEngine 3. Don't take my word for it; the video through the break goes into detal on some of the graphical highlights ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. A couple of engineers working at Snail Games took just six weeks to port King of Wushu from DirectX 11 to DirectX 12 in CryEngine, with the results of this ...

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 ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. This is a big bombshell to drop over the holidays, but Star Citizen has just had a major technology shift, with developers Cloud Imperium Games switching ...

Ever wanted to play a photo-realistic Jurassic Park game? The folks over at Project Crynosaurs is doing just that by making a Jurassic Park game using Crytek's CryEngine 3. While the project itself is ...

Darlings of the hardcore PC gaming enthusiast for many years thanks to standard-setting games such as Far Cry and Crysis, the arrival of Crysis 2 sees a fundamental shift in the technological ethos of ...

Crytek has shifted the business model behind its high-end CryEngine, now taking a royalty share from any games powered by the toolset. The firm announced the change during this week's GDC 2018 in San ...

Want to see the difference between DirectX 11 and DirectX 12, again? Of course you do, so I’m very happy to reveal that the hard-working team at Snail Games has just released their brand new DirectX ...

At this point nothing has been confirmed regarding a Crysis Remaster, but it’s definitely an exciting prospect. You can see the video below. Crysis was released in 2007 for the PC, and takes place in ...

Take the engine that powered last year's dazzling (and resource heavy) Crysis and put it in the hands of other developers and what do you get? That's the question that Crytek is looking to answer as ...