Crytek still planning retail games ahead of F2P switch
Crytek has spoken before about its hopes for free-to-play, hoping to escape the conventional retail model and solely make free-to-play games. The Crysis developer doesn't feel quite ready to make the switch yet but whether it takes two years or five, CEO Cevat Yerli has said...
READ MORE >Free-to-play TimeSplitters envisioned by Crytek CEO
Crytek's CEO has stated that he'd love to see the TimeSplitters franchise return, though it'd likely be a free-to-play title, rather than a retail release.
READ MORE >"Timed, Proxy, and Remote mines need to make a fucking comback. Also the god damned laptop gun."
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Crytek is at work on its own online gaming service. Titled GFACE, it promises to combine video chat, streaming gameplay, and multi-device support, among other features.
READ MORE >"wow.. look at all the comments in here showing how much we care about this announcement... lol"
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"Warface is the new F2P running on the crytek engine right? If so this is pretty redundant, its ..."
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