Crysis developer Crytek showcases overhead tactical shooter The Collectibles
Added: 18.06.2013 11:20 | 2 views | 0 comments
 According to website 9to5Mac, Crysis creator Crytek showcased a brand-new tactical action title called The Collectibles last week at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference.
A number of developers have told the Apple-centric website that several members of Crytek's Budapest studio demoed the company's forthcoming overhead shooter on-stage.
Crytek apparently showed off The Collectibles using ...
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| E3 2013: Crytek Sort of Confirms Crysis 4, Talks Crysis 3 Flaws
Added: 17.06.2013 22:17 | 5 views | 0 comments
Hardcore Gamer: Crytek apparently wanted to be able to give players the ability to shoot someone in the leg for example, to be able to bring them to their knees, and allow for a more lethal killshot to the head or another vital part of the body. It's great to see Crytek being open enough to talk about a significant flaw in an otherwise terrific game, but you know what's even greater than that?
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| Punch Jump: Ryse: Son of Rome Xbox One epic in preview
Added: 14.06.2013 5:18 | 7 views | 0 comments
Crytek this week demonstrated Ryse: Son of Rome for Microsoft Corp.s Xbox One.
The preview build included multiple combat options, from a sword attack, shield melee, shield block, and attack finisher.
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| Ryse: Son Of Rome had three working demos
Added: 11.06.2013 15:17 | 9 views | 0 comments
VideoGamer: "Kinect-focused functionality was left behind when Son Of Rome's concept fitted Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli's vision better
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| Feature: Ryse: Son of Rome E3 hands-on - Not a QTE-heavy monster
Added: 11.06.2013 11:15 | 3 views | 0 comments
Ryse may not be the show piece Gears Of War was for the Xbox 360, but it sure has potential.
If you were to base your opinions on what Microsoft showed at its E3 press conference, no one in their right mind would hold such a thought against you, but actually playing it is a very different story indeed.
Rather than act as your standard quick-time events, the buttons that flashes up above Marius Titas' head are in fact trigger points to execute a combo that you have already created.
Rather than offer pre-determined move sets, Crytek has opted to give you the choice of how and what strikes you string together. Successfully execute whatever form this may take and...
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| News: Ryse: Son Of Rome had three working demos
Added: 11.06.2013 9:46 | 3 views | 0 comments
Kinect-focused functionality was left behind when Son Of Rome's concept fitted Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli's vision better.
James Goddit, producer at Microsoft, explained that while Son Of Rome still features voice and gesture Kinect commands, the focus back to the controller took place due to it better suiting what the studio was aiming for.
Goddit also confirmed that Ryse will launch alongside the Xbox One, run at 30 frames per second and have a multiplayer component of some kind.
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| Ryse Trailer Storms The Beach
Added: 10.06.2013 20:58 | 11 views | 0 comments
Two years after announcing Ryse, Crytek finally offered gameplay footage from the Xbox One hack-and-slash game. They also outlined the game's story and features.
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| Xbox One's Ryse no longer Kinect-exclusive
Added: 10.06.2013 18:14 | 0 views | 0 comments
Microsoft confirms Ryse: Son of Rome no longer requires Kinect, will be launch title for next-gen platform.
Microsoft announced today during its 2013 Electronic Entertainment Expo briefing that Ryse--now called Ryse: Son of Rome--will not require Kinect.
An extended gameplay demo for the game was shown, displaying a Roman soldier battling various barbarians as button presses are displayed on screen.
"I've been searching for a way to make this game for a long time," Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli said today.
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| Crytek's CryEngine 3 to support PlayStation 4
Added: 07.06.2013 9:46 | 8 views | 0 comments
Crysis developer to "empower" engine licensees "to achieve their own ambitions on the console."
Crytek, the creator of the Crysis series, has confirmed that its CryEngine 3 graphics engine will support Sony's PlayStation 4 console.
According to a , the engine is already used by PlayStation 4 developers. The studio said that it will "empower [engine licensees] to achieve their own ambitions on the console."
Crytek's director of global business development Carl Jones said that "by supporting developers as they build for the future on PlayStation 4, we are cementing our position at the forefront of the industry and helping others to create the best games they can in this exciting period of transition."
Last month, Crytek announced that CryEngine 3 would
| Crytek's CryEngine 3 to support PlayStation 4
Added: 07.06.2013 9:46 | 2 views | 0 comments
Crysis developer to "empower" engine licensees "to achieve their own ambitions on the console."
Crytek, the creator of the Crysis series, has confirmed that its CryEngine 3 graphics engine will support Sony's PlayStation 4 console.
According to a , the engine is already used by PlayStation 4 developers. The studio said that it will "empower [engine licensees] to achieve their own ambitions on the console."
Crytek's director of global business development Carl Jones said that "by supporting developers as they build for the future on PlayStation 4, we are cementing our position at the forefront of the industry and helping others to create the best games they can in this exciting period of transition."
Last month, Crytek announced that CryEngine 3 would
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