Better than a dev spending years denying they're making something they are.Announcing games with nothing more than concept art or a logo seems to be the new trend lately.
Prophet's whole body has been transformed, I think it would be completely unnecessary for him to wear a Nanosuit again. I hope we don't get a story about him losing his powers because of something, because that would be ridiculous.His weird nanosuit skin from the ending of 3 creeped me out something fierce so hopefully he's in the suit again.
I'm well aware it just genuinely weirds me out from a trypho trigger perspective.Prophet's whole body has been transformed, I think it would be completely unnecessary for him to wear a Nanosuit again
People have high expectations for a new Crysis game? 🙄The Crytek of today, is not the Crytek of old. Optimistic, but sceptical. Not sure if they'll be able to live up to people's high expectations on this one.
Considering the Prophet suit is a body stealing entity, I would say "join the journey" could just be whatever new hapless victim the thing latches itself onto to override their personality."join the journey" is going to be multiplayer isn't it? would make sense considering that hunt showdown probably saved crytek
Thanks for this. I needed a good laugh.
Blog post says "in early stages of development". Ugh. I really wish more devs would announce games when they're further along in dev, but maybe this is a looking for investors kinda thing for Crytek? I know things were a bit shaky for them financially years back, though I imagine selling the Cryengine fork that became Lumberyard to Amazon, plus Hunt: Showdown has helped them along.
Probably need to wait 10 years for the latter (solid consistent 60 FPS that is).I guess the RTX 4080 will get 30 fps in this, need 5080 Ti for stable 60 fps.
Yeah we are probably minimum 3 years out from this title releasing.Blog post says "in early stages of development". Ugh. I really wish more devs would announce games when they're further along in dev, but maybe this is a looking for investors kinda thing for Crytek? I know things were a bit shaky for them financially years back, though I imagine selling the Cryengine fork that became Lumberyard to Amazon, plus Hunt: Showdown has helped them along.
Fingers crossed this is a return to cutting edge graphics tech demonstration for them. It likely being current gen only will help. I miss the days when Crytek could really blow everyone away with their releases. That said, Hunt: Showdown is very pretty and an amazing game in its own right, but I'm happy we're getting more Crysis. Hopefully they stick to the level design approach of the original and don't go full open world. Crysis is at its best with the wide linear sandboxes. Halo: Infinite did this well so I can see the new one having a segmented, island hopping approach, but then again that's sorta Cryis>Infinite>Crysis situation anyhow :P
Alex from DF is the third reply in this thread.Alex from DF is gonna be excited out of his mind.
did crytek ever backpedal on threatening that free camera modder btw?
Hunt: The Showdown.
I really wonder how hard they are going to push visuals and what not; only like 60fps on a PS5 Pro with heavy checkerboarding?
Hunt: The Reckoning is in my opinion Crytek's very best game (and their most recent).
Crysis was a huge technical breakthrough with good gameplay fundamentals but the campaign itself was flawed.