The release date and trailer for Crysis Remastered were leaked on the eve of their official reveal, but Crytek has decided to push the game and final trailer back several weeks.

After teasing the game earlier this week and all but confirming it this morning, Crytek has released all the details on Crysis Remastered. 

It is all but official, the Crysis Remaster will be hitting all modern platforms including the Nintendo Switch and PC.

A two-year legal case continues between Star Citizen developer Cloud Imperium Games and Crytek, under claims of using an engine for its single-player mode Squadron 42. In an original agreement, CIG was allowed to use the CryEngine to form the game’s base multiplayer component. According to Ars Technica, questions rose when the studio reportedly used […]

On August 14, after months of everybody watching the case waiting with bated breath, Judge Dolly Gee rendered a decision on Cloud Imperium’s motion to dismiss: a firm “Denied!”…except where it was granted.

Koch Media announced today, that they have purchased the Timesplitters license, which in turn will fall under their publishing label, Deep Silver.

Built by Crytek and launching back in 2013, Warface has managed to secure a solid following on PC. The military class-based shooter has managed to gain around 40 million registered users and has maintained solid numbers since launch.

Crytek has announced that Avni Yerli and Faruk Yerli will be taking over as joint CEO’s for the company.

Crytek v. Cloud Imperium and Roberts Space Industries took a fresh turn on Friday, January 5th, as Cloud Imperium’s lawyers at Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz P.C. filed a motion to dismiss, which will be heard on February 9, 2018.

It may prove to be a shot heard around the video gaming world. On December 12, 2017, Crytek GMBH filed a copyright and breach of contract suit against Cloud Imperium Games (CIG) and Roberts Space Industries (RSI), the maker of Star Citizen, in California Central District Court, part of the American federal court system.