CRYENGINE Licensee Trailer

CRYENGINE Tech Showcase Trailer

Press release:
Nordic March 4th, 2015 – Crytek today released two new trailers showing off the versatility and power of CRYENGINE; their all-in-one game development software.

The first of the two showcases includes work from CRYENGINE licensees around the world—from well-known studios, to smaller independent developers working with Crytek’s Engine-as-a-Service (EaaS) subscription model.

Featuring footage from the likes of Monster HunterOnline (Tencent/Capcom) and Evolve (Turtle Rock Studios/2K), the trailer underscores the unparalleled potential and ease of use CRYENGINE offers when it comes to creating jaw-dropping interactive experiences.

The second trailer takes a closer look at some of the specific features CRYENGINE places at users’ fingertips, and shows again how the engine’s accessibility is leveling the playing field for developers of all sizes and budgets.

Watch Physically Based Rendering, 3D HDR Lens Flares, and many more features at work, and see for yourself how the technical termscome to life in game worlds created by Crytek, CRYENGINE licensees and EaaS subscribers.

Watch the videos at youtube.com/cryengine, and find out more about harnessing the power to unleash your vision at www.cryengine.com

Robin “V-Act” Ek
The Gaming Ground
Twitter: @TheGamingGround

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Tags: Cryengine, Crytek, Game developers conference, GDC 2015, Monster Hunter Online