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This CryEngine 3 Demo Isn’t A Game, It’s Mental Industrial Design
Is it a model? Is it a game? No! It’s the CryEngine 3 being used as an industrial design tool! And it looks amazing.
Here Are 14 In-Development Games Using Crytek’s CryEngine 3
So, Unreal Engine 4 has had its time in the sun, but Epic’s not the only company selling its tech to third parties. The following video showcases in-development games using Crytek’s CryEngine 3 and while not as insanely detailed as Epic’s demo, the variety of titles (and their visuals) is impressive.
Behind The Scenes Of How A Game Like Crysis 3 Is Built
Whether or not you like the Crysis series, it’s hard to argue against the fact they look rather pretty. The CryENGINE is a pretty spectacular piece of kit and this demo, presented by Crytek’s Sean Tracy takes us through some of the engine’s latest features.
What A “Next Gen” RPG Could Look Like
This video, courtesy of Czech developers Warhorse (currently working on a historical RPG), shows some of the game’s assets running as an example of “next gen” graphics.
Hope You’re Not Sick Of Pretty First-Person Stealth Games Yet
First Deus Ex, then Dishonored… dare we dream that first-person stealth isn’t just coming back, but it’s coming back better than ever?
Crysis 3′s Interactive Trailer Lets You Choose From Sneaky Or Overpowering
This newest look at Crytek’s bow-wielding first-person shooter gives viewers the option to see what it looks like you take on enemies sneakily or jump in with guns blazing. The threequel set in a New York overgrown with apocalyptic levels of vegetation comes out next year for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360/
Are These CryEngine 3 Screenshots ‘CG’ Quality? What Does That Even Mean?
Have gaming visuals reached a plateau? They’re definitely not making the revolutionary strides they once were — say, when normal mapping hit — but we’re still seeing some fantastic improvements, such as faster, higher-quality anti-aliasing techniques and more efficient shader revisions. These screenshots, posed in CryEngine 3, show that developers are still plugging away at making games look even more real… but would you call them “CG” quality?
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