Crytek switches CryEngine dev tool to ‘pay what you want’ model and sets up $1M indie fund
Crytek announced today that it is changing its business model for its game-development tools to “pay what you want.” It is also setting up...
Crytek unveils its next-generation, VR-enabled game engine CryEngine V
Crytek unveiled its next-generation video game development engine, CryEngine, today, and it supports virtual reality headsets. The Frankfurt, Germany-based company made the announcement at...
Inside Amazon’s decision to make a video game engine
Amazon launched its Lumberyard video game engine this week, showing its intentions to become a much bigger platform company in the games business. To date,...
Crytek’s The Climb lets you scale cliffs in virtual reality that you won’t attempt in real life
Virtual reality is a great substitute for exploring new things that you would never dare in real life. That’s the premise behind The Climb,...
id Software opens new German game studio
id Software, the maker of the Doom series, is opening a new game studio in Frankfurt, Germany, to create a new “best-in-class” first-person shooter...
See the sights of GDC 2015 right here (gallery)
Didn't get a chance to attend GDC 2015? Take a look at the brightest and boldest displays that were at the show.
Amid turmoil, Crytek plans to publish Ryse for PC with Deep Silver
Ryse: Son of Rome is coming to PC, and the troubled Crytek is publishing the port itself.
Crytek drops U.K. studio and downsizes its team in Austin after Deep Silver buys Homefront
The studio is moving development of Hunt: Horrors of the Gilded Age from its U.S. team to Frankfurt in addition to its just-announced agreement with Deep Silver regarding Homefront.
Deep Silver acquires Homefront property from Crytek — sequel development switches to new studio
Deep Silver is now producing Homefront itself.
Crytek secures capital as it finally comes clean about its financial issues
Crytek told GamesBeat that the reports of its troubles were inaccurate. Now, given today's statement, it seems like the company was purposely misleading the public.