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Crytek appears to be in financial trouble once again. The rumour mill kicked into gear following a post on Reddit from what appeared to be a worried employee claiming they hadn’t been paid for six months. Said the poster: This has happened in the past a few times, but never …
Read More »Robinson: The Journey will hit PSVR next month
Crytek’s upcoming dinosaur VR experience, Robinson: The Journey will launch on PSVR next month. While no date was ever given for the title before now many assumed that it would be a launch title for PSVR, which launched today. Instead it will miss the launch by a few weeks, hitting …
Read More »Is PlayStation going to dominate VR?
After years of hype and promise, VR finally became a reality for consumers in 2016. The year kicked off with the PC-based and expensive Oculus Rift and HTC Vive headsets rolling out. And in just a few weeks virtual reality is coming to the console space in the form of …
Read More »Battle Cry: CryEngine’s new strategy
Crytek explains why a complete overhaul of its engine and a fresh focus on community sets the company up to run a marathon, not a sprint
Read More »12 more universities join Crytek’s VR First programme
Engine firm’s virtual reality educational initiative now partners with 26 academic institutes
Read More »Crytek: PS4 Pro and Xbox’s Project Scorpio will ‘remove limitations’
CryEngine firm optimistic about new incremental console cycle
Read More »CryEngine 5.2 adds FBX import, simplifies project creation
Latest version of Crytek’s tools available to download now
Read More »Applications open for Crytek’s $1m Indie Development Fund
Studios have until September 9th to appy for grant, recipients will be voted for by CryEngine community
Read More »CryEngine roadmap now available
New site keeps users updated on plans for next two builds and beyond
Read More »Average university has fewer than two VR headsets for games students
However, hundreds of universities want to teach virtual reality to budding games designers
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