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Ghost Theory Development Shifts From Unity3D To CryEngine

HPP: Supernatural horror title Ghost Theory makes the jump to a more powerful engine, but developer Dreadlocks needs fans’ help.

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yeahright23538d ago

Nice, I enjoyed Dex. Can't wait to see what these guys can do with the horror genre.

dead_pixels3538d ago

DEX is absolutely a game that I feel didn't get enough attention, despite the remastered version rolling out not too long ago. I'm excited as well, and hope the studio is able to deliver a truly terrifying experience in VR.

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Become A Real Life Ghost Hunter In Indie Title Ghost Theory

VRFocus spoke with developer Dreadlock Inc on their title that lets you experience real life haunted locations.

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Horror Game Ghost Theory Switches Unity for CryEngine; Early Prototype Footage Released

Word of Dreadlocks’ investigative horror title Ghost Theory has been few and far between for some time now, but today, the developer shared a large update on the game and its progress to its Kickstarter backers.

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Krysis3356d ago

I hope this turns out better than the latest Homefront game, cause that ran like garbage on cry-engine

Timesplitter143356d ago (Edited 3356d ago )

Seems to me like switching to CryEngine at this time is a bad move. Crytek is in a weird financial situation and the future of the engine is uncertain. And UE4 is just a better choice if they're looking for a graphics powerhouse. It's a much more feature-rich engine

Plus.... Unity games can look way better than that demo. Both Unity and UE4 are great choices

Resis7ance3356d ago

Looks more like Layers of Fear with gadgets.

C-H-E-F3356d ago (Edited 3356d ago )

Ehh they should've stayed with Unity, it's alot more diverse and open than CryEngine. Also, Unity has alot of developers support. By that i mean add-ons, plugins, it's open source. I think this was a bad move. Actually I think most devs should give Unity a try. It's astounding.

edit then they switch to cry engine and not even use it for the graphics, i don't see why they should've switched especially with crytek damn near going bankrupt.

edit 2: and on top of everything Unity supports VR easier to port your game to VR using Unity. I don't even think Crytek has a VR element in the Engine, i'll look into it when I get home.

Fishy Fingers3356d ago (Edited 3356d ago )

Surprised they didn't use Lumberyard as it's the same thing but surely Amazon offer more long term stability than Crytek.

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Vote Ghost Theory In Crytek's Indie Fund So I Can Stop Getting Emails

Serena Nelson writes: "Frankly, the number of messages I've received have been a bit of a turn-off. I have yet to create an account, and I generally refuse to do so just for one thing. Also, receiving five messages about the funding since the announcement has been a bit of an annoyance."

garyanderson3534d ago

It's just all part of the crowdfunding game!