Photogrammetry is a technique that we hope we see in more and more games. Thanks to it, video-games can look spectacular. Some games using it are The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, Get Even and Star Wars: Battlefront. A couple of days ago, CRYENGINE member ‘Synce‘ decided to experiment with this technique and released a small demo.
"It is gonna be a long technical road" to update Hunt's version of CryEngine.
If anyone can upgrade the engine then Crytek can. Good news anyway. Hunt looks pretty awesome anyway, but with UE5 a thing now Cryengine beginning to look dated perhaps?
It was bound to happen. Let's hope that they can update their engine. As good as UE5 looks, we need multiple engines out there. This will prevent all games from looking too samey.
Looking at DF the last three Graphics of the year have been:
Insomniac engine
Red Engine
Decima Engine
I love seeing different engines flex their muscles.
I do too, but having a dependable and common engine would go a long way toward fixing development cost and time.
LifelessTapir has released a free game in which he basically recreated the entire Isla Nublar island from Jurassic Park in CRYENGINE.
It's Cryengine free you say? Great news, sick of all that cryengine in my dinosaur games.
What Dinosaur games.
I cannot for the life of me understand why there are no Dinosaur games anymore. Not building a Jurassic world type thing. But edge of your seat as scared as fuk fps or tps game. With todays graphics and quality would have been awesome.
Just hope something is made for PS5 etc.
Crytek has announced that CRYENGINE 5.6 is available now for all game developers. According to the team, this major new release includes over 1,000 changes to the engine.
Again, my pentium III will need an upgrade. Seriously though, impressive tech. One question though: when the heck are we gonna see CryEngine be used again by, you know, CryTek?
Wow this is like supercharged Vanishing of Ethan Carter
Reminds me of the tech- unlimited detail