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A Solo Developer Is Rebuilding the Original Far Cry in Unreal Engine 5 — and the Remake Now Has Online Deathmatch
A remake of the classic 2004 shooter is being made by just one person, in his spare time. Over the past three months, it has gained multiplayer, blood effects, and an updated Jack Carver. -
Insider Gaming reports that Crytek has been hit with a wave of layoffs, affecting its studios in Istanbul and Frankfurt. According to sources close to the matter, at least 30 employees have been let go. -
While Ryse: Son of Rome was still nearing completion, Crytek was already sketching out what the series could become next. The game launched in late 2013 as an Xbox One exclusive, and the PC version followed in October 2014. -
Crytek has announced a brand-new in-game event for Hunt: Showdown 1896 called Devil’s Trail, launching with update 2.7 on March 18. The event introduces three new waves of content, including a fire-breathing enemy, fresh points of interest on the map, and changes to tracking and scouting mechanics. -
The developers of Hunt: Showdown 1896 are gearing up to test increased player counts in matches, as announced on the game’s official website. This feature, previously mentioned in the roadmap, has been a long-standing request from the community. -
The developer of Kingdom Come: Deliverance told how the studio was mocked and did not believe in the success of the game
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 sold millions of copies, but the path to such figures began with a small group of Warhorse developers. Design Director Viktor Bocan said that in 2011, no one believed in the success of his team, and some even openly ridiculed the developers. -
Crytek has released a brand-new trailer for Hunt: Showdown 1896, spotlighting the powerful Flame Rifle. According to the game’s lore, the weapon was won by the infamous hunter Rowdy Bradley in a fierce fight and brought back as a custom modification. The rifle uses pressurized liquid that ignites on firing, unleashing a spreading, clinging sea of fire that leaves enemies with little chance of escape. -
In 2017, Battlestate Games opened access to an early version of the tactical first-person shooter Escape from Tarkov. The project quickly gained popularity, as it offered players a fresh formula and a new genre. In recent years, many games with a good concept have appeared, but, unfortunately, quantity prevails over quality. This selection will help you navigate the extraction genre. -
Users on the ResetEra forum have noticed that the original Crysis is no longer available for purchase on Steam in any form. While the classic shooter was officially delisted back in 2021, players could still buy the Crysis Maximum Edition, which included the Warhead expansion—until now. -
According to the developers' idea, Crysis 3 was supposed to combine the wild jungles and open world of the first game with the "vertical gameplay" of the second. Admittedly, the concept was great, but the result turned out to be far from what the series' fans had hoped for.
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In February 2025, it became known that Crytek was experiencing problems. Mass layoffs of employees began, and the fate of the fourth Crysis was in question. At the same time, support for Hunt: Showdown and the development of the CryEngine engine will continue. We decided to figure out why this happened and what to expect in the future. At the same time, we suggest recalling the history of the studio. -
Crytek has announced layoffs within the company due to financial challenges. As a result, approximately 60 employees—15% of the staff—have been let go from the team of 400 employees. -
The joke about «Crysis on maximum graphics settings» has become so common among gamers that the game has served as a benchmark for PC systems. In a recent interview, game director Cevat Yerli explained why this happened.
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