Crysis 2 fans, here is a small teaser of what you can expect from the DX11 patch of Crysis 2. Nvidia demonstrated at the Computex Taipei 2011 event some of Crysis 2’s DX11 features and someone has...

Crytek revealed yesterday the details of their upcoming PC patch for Crysis 2. This patch will add advanced graphics options and F1 to vote during vote kicks. Additionally, it features various improvements, balance changes and a lot of fixes. Crytek...

City Interactive’s sequel to Sniper: Ghost Warrior is interesting for two reasons. First and foremost, it has the potential to be an excellent game. Second, it is being developed with Crytek’s game engine, CryEngine 3. City Interactive released the...

EA released today the first Map Pack for Crysis 2. This pack includes four new maps. Those are: Park Avenue, Transit, Shipyard and Compound. EA didn’t announce previously any price tag for this Map Pack so we thought...

Ok, this is a blow bellow the belt. Crytek has just released a new trailer for their new DLC that is called Retaliation. This DLC will be a Map Pack that will feature four new maps and...

Crytek released the latest patch for Crysis 2. This patch updates the game’s version to 1.4 and offers various fixes. It also offers optimized SSAO and full screen effects on some graphics cards, improvements to anti-cheat measures...

At last, here is what all PC fans of Crysis 2 were waiting for. In a open letter to MyCrysis, Cevat Yerli announced Crytek’s future plans for supporting their huge and active community. And yes, PC gamers will...

Some criticized us about stating our thoughts about Crysis 2 and Crytek’s decisions over the years. It might be hard for some fans to accept simple facts and in case you didn’t know, we loved the first Crysis....

There is no denying that CryEngine 3 is a remarkable game-engine. It’s also a fact that it supports some pretty interesting features, like GI, sub-surface scattering and movie quality camera effects. But we have to wonder what was...

According to Crytek’s R&D principal graphics engineer Tiago Sousa, the most restrictive attribute of our current generation consoles is their low RAM. Sousa told Digital Foundry that the next generation consoles need to have 8GB of RAM....