Play Crytek’s Hunt: Showdown for free this weekend on Steam.
Creative Assembly have acquired Crytek Black Sea, a studio that has reportedly been up for sale since 2016.
Restructuring and a change of publisher for Warface brings the first redundancies.
Crytek has been struggling for many months and today they announced that they are closing all studios apart from Frankfurt and Kiev.
Crytek appear to be sliding towards new financial troubles, as employee reviews at Glassdoor suggest wages are going unpaid at Crytek Frankfurt.
The major licensing deal that Crytek were discussing, but not exactly detailing, last month may well be with Amazon. That’s according to the ever-exciting “sources” … Read moreCrytek’s “huge” licensing deal is apparently with Amazon
Enigmatic business news from the Crytek quarter today; it emerges that the company were not bailed out of their financial hole by an investor, but … Read moreCrytek bailed out by “huge” mystery licensing deal
Since Ryse: Son of Rome is heading to the PC on 10 October, I thought it might interest people to cover some of the graphics … Read moreRyse: Son of Rome PC Graphics Options and Performance Impressions
Earlier today it emerged that Crytek would be transferring the Homefront IP to Koch Media and appears to have effectively sold Crytek Nottingham to Koch … Read moreCrytek releases details of further restructuring
The fate of the Homefront IP has been decided as Koch acquire the brand from Crytek. Crytek has been struggling financially and it was uncertain … Read moreKoch acquire Homefront from Crytek
In a statement that could probably stand in for the word “vague” in the dictionary, Crytek has finally addressed some of the stories of financial … Read moreCrytek admits to financial problems, releases statement
Crytek are eager to show you their Warface, as the free-to-play multiplayer FPS has just popped up on Steam. It’s interesting timing, considering the rumours … Read moreWarface arrives on Steam
As we had covered before, Crytek, makers of the Cryengine used for Space Citizen, is rumored to be going through some serious problems, although the studio itself denies it. Now, Star Citizen’s producers, Roberts Space Industries, explains that they are ready for the worst case scenario.
Earlier this week German Magazine Gamestar reported that Crytek were in financial trouble but how would that impact Star Citizen which uses CryEngine 3? Cloud … Read moreStar Citizen’s Erin Roberts comments on rumoured Crytek troubles
An article published by Germany’s GameStar magazine, partially corroborated by anonymous reports of unpaid wages sent to Kotaku, suggest that all is not well at … Read moreCrysis creator Crytek curbs cash crisis claims
Crytek has officially denied rumors that they are on the verge of bankruptcy.
Read moreCrytek denies rumor they are on verge of bankruptcy
Crytek has entered the MOBA game with Arena Of Fate, it’s the first try at the popular genre. Arena Of Fate features a variety of heroes, a focus on teamwork, and a free-to-play structure. To sign up for to Beta go Here to the games website
Read moreCrytek New MOBA Is Arena Of Fate
Crytek USA, the studio formed post-THQ from Darksiders developers Vigil Games, has been working on Hunt: Horrors of the Gilded Age. It’s a four player … Read moreHunt: Horrors of the Gilded Age coming from former Darksiders devs