With Warface and Hunt: Showdown being the primary money-makers for Crytek currently, it seems as if Crysis has been left to gather dust…or has it?

In fact, they’re being downright spicy about the whole thing as the legal tussle between the two companies become more heated.

I’m guessing they’re ready to wait a loooooooooooooooooong time before they go to court. Alongside being known as the team that developed Crysis, the game that burned a thousand GPU’s, Crytek is probably more known for their engine, named after the company itself. CryEngine has been used to create plenty of great games such as Prey (2017), Hunt: Showdown and …

Its world is magnificently detailed, the story is fascinating and while the bones may not have much meat on them for now, Hunt: Showdown is showing some promising signs of fattening up as it doubles down on adding to its creepy world.

The creepy competitive shooter will be taking the big ol’ 1.0 leap in August so strap up and get ready for bullets, blood and monsters!

Crytek, the German developers behind the Crysis franchise and the first Far Cry, has announced that their partnership with technology brand Improbable will see work commence on a new AAA game. In a blog post uploaded yesterday, Crytek reaffirmed their commitment to Improbable with the collaboration of the CryEngine and Improbable’s SpatialOS cloud platform. The company also announced that they …

Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli is leaving the company, years after unpaid salaries and financial issues brought the once popular engine and games developement studio to its knees.

In Hunt: Showdown, it’s you versus monsters that very much want you dead. It’s hunting on an even ground, which sounds fantastic. Want in on it? Well if you’re lucky, you might just join the closed alpha that will pop up soon.