Crytek's acclaimed horror extraction shooter is evolving, and in its new form, it touts an entirely new map, several technical and visual enhancements, native current-gen support, and more.
Crytek's multiplayer shooter is upgrading to CryEngine 5.11, as a result of which it will no longer be supported on last-gen consoles.
The latest update for Hunt: Showdown also brings with it the new Ash Bloom condition, which involves insects, ash, and poor visibility.
Crytek confirmed in January last year that it had started development on a fourth instalment in the shooter franchise.
Hunt: Showdown is bringing a new type of boss fights with its newest event—Wild Targets. The first of these is Rotjaw.
The newest update to Hunt: Showdown adds new tutorials to the game, alongside new questlines and activities.
Originally available only on the Epic Games Store, the remasters and the Crysis Remastered Trilogy bundle are finally coming to Steam.
Crytek has been releasing teases that would indicate a new drone-styled piece of equipment in the form of a beetle that scounts an area for its handler for Hunt: Showdown.
Hunt: Showdown is kicking off its new 60-day event. Dubbed Serpent Moon, the event features snake sacrifice, a new Legendary Hunter, and new weapons.
Hitman 3 game director Mattias Engström will be leading development for the next installment in the Crysis franchise.
Crytek confirms it's aware of the exploit and is working on a fix, and warns that intentionally abusing it will result in bans.
Crytek has gone ahead and officially confirmed that a fourth entry in the sci-fi first person shooter series is finally in the works.
Crytek recently took to Chinese social media site Bilibili and seemed to confirm that a new Crysis game is in the works.
Hunt: Showdown's update 1.7 offers a framerate of up to 60 fps on both the PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, which is live now.
Crysis Remastered returns with its two sequels. But is the package worth it?
Remasters of all three Crysis games are now available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. Each game can also be purchased individually.
A new trailer for Crysis Remastered Trilogy details how integral the titular suit is to the Crysis experience, and reveals the package's launch date.
Along with a higher resolution and frame rate, the remasters show improved textures, greater draw distance and more details on PS5.
The remastered shooters will be playable on the new games only via backward compatibility, and the Xbox Series X version will offer a higher resolution.
Remasters of all three Crysis titles will be available as a bundle for Xbox One, PS4, PC and Nintendo Switch. They're also "optimized for next-gen."