Crytek, the German maker of video games such as Ryse: Son of Rome, has officially released its CryEngine game development engine as a service today on Valve’s Steam digital distribution service. The ...

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 ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Arkane Studios is forgoing Unreal Engine 3 to pick up CryEngine for ...

Crytek, maker of the CryEngine game engine, is suing the team behind Star Citizen for breach of contract. This lawsuit, filed in U.S. district court in California, has the potential to disrupt ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Crysis is one of the most anticipated PC games of 2007 thanks to its state-of-the-art visuals as well as the track record of its developer, Germany's ...

Developers considering purchasing a CryEngine license might be interested to know that you can now purchase access to the latest Crytek’s CryEngine PC software via Valve’s Steam games network. The ...

Robotoki, the developer formed by Robert Bowling, ex-Call of Duty creative strategist, will be using the CryEngine to develop their zombie apocalypse game, Human Element. The studio have also decided ...

Ruffian Games is working on a CryEngine 3 game, it has been revealed. A recent job listing for a senior engineer stated that experience developing with the engine would be beneficial. What to Read ...

Today’s surprise launch of a Switch version of the popular free-to-play, first-person military shooter Warface marks an important milestone for the system’s growing list of ports: the first Switch ...

Crytek is suing Star Citizen developer Cloud Imperium Games (CIG) for breach of contract and copyright infringement over the use of its CryEngine. The lawsuit, which names both CIG and Roberts Space ...

Ever feel like making your own game? Well with the news that the Cryengine is now free to use, you could start doing just that and Humble bundle are looking to help you by giving you a bunch of assets ...

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 ...