Crytek has updated its roadmap detailing what we can expect from the upcoming releases of CRYENGINE 5.6 and 5.7, with the upcoming CRYENGINE 5.6 providing some new features and support but the future ...

Crytek has announced that CRYENGINE 5.6 is available now for all game developers. According to the team, this major new release includes over 1,000 changes to the engine. Crytek has also released a ...

Roadmaps for the next two releases of CryEngine have been published on their official website. CryEngine 5.6 is expected to launch this summer. CryEngine 5.7 is expected to launch next Spring (2020).

Crytek has released CRYENGINE 5.5 in a major update, available for download from its official website or via the CRYENGINE Launcher. CRYENGINE 5.5 arrives with 1158 fixes, changes, and improvements ...

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 ...

GamingBolt recently caught up with Crytek’s Frank Vitz, Creative Director of CRYENGINE to check out how the latest iteration of the engine is shaping up. Check out the entire Q&A below. From high-end ...

Update: Some parts of this article were updated to better reflect Crytek’s opinion on the impact of CryEngine 5 and DX12 on PC and Xbox One games development. This generation is seeing all sorts of ...

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 ...

In an industry increasingly defined by companies that give their products away for free, it's only natural to stop thinking about where the revenue comes from. Supercell, a company that celebrated its ...

Crytek today has announced another change to its business model. In an effort to monetise the CryEngine once again, Crytek will begin requiring developers using the engine to sign up to a five percent ...

For a little over two years, Crytek decided to go with a royalty-free model for their engine. The model was “pay what you want” with some on-the-side purchasable things, such as content from their ...

According to a report published by Overclock3D, Crytek's CryEngine is going to be updated shortly to support Vulkan, then early next year the next version will implement DirectX 12 Multi-GPU support.