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Todd Papy, who recently left God of War developer Sony Santa Monica, has found himself at Crytek in Germany, working on a new project.

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Dylan Z of iGR writes: "Crytek created one of the best looking launch titles on Xbox One, but they overwhelmingly failed to deliver compelling gameplay."

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Achieved thanks to the mature CryEngine and Xbox One hardware.

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Player Attack: This week, we take a look at the launch of the Xbox One, now available around the world. Kicking things off, Mel fills you in on our five top picks for the platform - there's something for just about everybody on this new machine. Then, we bring you up to speed on the latest FPS with a review of Call of Duty: Ghosts, and spend a bit of time with Mike Read from Crytek to chat about stunning Xbox One exclusive launch title Ryse: Son of Rome. We also have the week's latest gaming news for you - it's not all about the new console! What else do you expect? This is Player Attack!

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Digital Foundry: When it comes to advancing the state of real-time rendering technology, Crytek has long stood at the forefront of the industry. With its first console-exclusive title, Ryse ushers in both the next generation of consoles and the latest iteration of its advanced middleware, CryEngine. Yet, when it was revealed back in September that Ryse would operate at 900p, it stirred up controversy that would explode over the coming months. Crytek has maintained that the sub-native presentation was its choice rather than a hurdle in delivering the best combination of image quality and performance. So the question is, does Ryse succeed where other sub-1080p titles have failed?

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"Crytek brings a lot to the table with Ryse: Son of Rome and to no surprise their work is arguably one of the best looking next generation games. It takes advantage of the Kinect and Xbox Ones powerful hardware, but is the gameplay and total package as impressive as its visuals?" -BootHammer

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8CN: Crytek Black Sea, a Crytek subsidiary based in Bulgaria, is crewing up for an unannounced project. While details are scant, it sounds like it will be an online experience featuring rewards and quests.

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"Although the game looked graphically impressive (something we have come to expect from the folk over at Crytek), it previewed badly and wasnt a title that was going to increase pre-order numbers for the console. But Rome wasnt built in a day, and neither was this game, so what have Crytek done to improve their offering?"

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Crytek shows you the glorious splendor of the empire's capital.