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Sunday Comics: Dead Island With Crysis 3 on the way, even if we know almost nothing about it, we can at least guess it’ll feature improved visuals from the second game in the series.
This looks quite incredible, a complete rendering of the Titanic using CryEngine 3. The attention to detail is incredible, all it needs is a skinny Di Caprio drawing Kate Winslett like one of his French girls…
Crysis developers Crytek’s proprietary engines are always impressive, but for some reason or another aren’t often used by other studios. Or when they are, they’re used for shooters. Not this time!
Crytek’s CryEngine 3 technology, which we’ve seen most recently in the company’s own Crysis 2, is the driving force behind a $US57 million project from the US Army aimed at teaching its soldiers how to fight.
We don’t know what the future of video games will look like. Nobody knows the future! Not even Epic. But we can speculate, and that lets us speculate that it’ll look a lot like this.
The latest demonstration video for Crytek’s CryEngine 3 shows off the amazing things the game engine can do on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC.
Crysis and Far Cry developers Crytek don’t just make games. They make game engines. And their latest engine is the CryEngine 3, which struts its stuff in the above video.
