Added: 22.11.2014 8:11 | 12 views | 0 comments


The Games Cabin: "Crytek havent had the best of times over the last few months, what with rumours of financial turmoil and the subsequent shutting down of Crytek UK and Crytek USA. Its not all bad though. Even after selling Homefront: Revolution and loosing two of their studios the troubled firm has managed to push out Ryse: Son of Rome for the PC to mostly positive reviews and now it seems they are in the process of developing a brand new video game."

Added: 16.11.2014 4:11 | 12 views | 0 comments


Game developer Crytek has announced a partnership with Capsidea to utilize their gaming analytics. The use of the Capsidea platform allows Crytek to explore and understand incredible amount of data and tailor this data quickly to a AAA developer

Added: 14.11.2014 9:12 | 7 views | 0 comments


"The Far Cry games have come a long way since their humble beginnings back with the original Far Cry that released on the PC in 2004. No longer is the series helmed by Crytek but is instead developed by Ubisofts own Montreal-based studio. After a decade of new Far Cry games, re-releases and expansion packs the series is as strong as ever, most probably because it hasnt come under the curse of being released every 12 months. So how does the latest installment in the franchise hold up? Is it an explosive showdown or pitiful firework imitating a display of grandeur? Read on for the full Far Cry 4 review."

Added: 31.10.2014 2:11 | 18 views | 0 comments


The 2014 GameCity festival is currently running across Nottingham, UK, with plenty for virtual reality (VR) enthusiasts to see and do. But if hands-on with the likes of Pixel Rift and Smash Hit Plunder isnt enough then perhaps you should turn your attention to Nix, a new VR compatible puzzle experience that has today been announced the winner of the 2014 Off The Map competition held by the British Library, Crytek and GameCity itself.

Added: 20.10.2014 6:46 | 27 views | 0 comments



It may have seemed like it hit a snag after the Crytek ordeal, but the Timesplitters Rewind project is still moving forward and the team made a show of progress by releasing two screenshots of characters currently being worked on.

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Our interview with Crytek's Nicolas Schulz and Brian Chambers touched on many topics, from Ryse to CRYENGINE and the future of graphics.

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Nicolae Andrei at in2gpu.com wrote: "This is the second game created by Crytek which runs well. The first one is Crysis 2. This kind of makes sense, since both games had to be on consoles. Crysis 1 was ported afterwards and Crysis 3 had an excess of zeal or something, I dont know. So, after, uhm lets call it an adequate launch, on Xbox One, Ryse: Son of Rome finally makes its way onto the PC. I admit I expected a half assed port, instead Crytek did a pretty good job. Lets start with the basic settings:"

Added: 16.10.2014 5:17 | 13 views | 0 comments


On this weeks MONG Podcast, the team discussed some of this weeks biggest gaming news like Destinys newest patch, the Glacier White PS4, the Master Chief Collection Xbox One Bundle, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare being cross-buy, The Wolf Among Us getting a release date, the PlayStation Experience event, and the possibility of Crytek porting Ryse: Son of Rome to PlayStation 4. Also, about halfway through, Courtney loses his mind as he watches the Royals advance to the World Series while recording.

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On this weeks MONG Podcast, the team discussed some of this weeks biggest gaming news like Destinys newest patch, the Glacier White PS4, the Master Chief Collection Xbox One Bundle, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare being cross-buy, The Wolf Among Us getting a release date, the PlayStation Experience event, and the possibility of Crytek porting Ryse: Son of Rome to PlayStation 4. Also, about halfway through, Courtney loses his mind as he watches the Royals advance to the World Series while recording.