Crytek has confirmed the release of CryEngine 5.5 after it spent six months in the preview stage, with the full version bringing over a thousand updates, tweaks, and changes.

Still not enough? CryEngine 5.3 should also be launching in March 2016 and that update will bring support for DirectX 12, as well as support for DirectX 12 native mGPU.

Cryengine 5.2.2 is now available for download, with a host of fixes to issues found and reported by the community. The Cryengine team offer thanks to their "ever-vigilant" community for the bug ...

Crytek explains that their mesh-based ray tracing in CRYENGINE 5.7 and Neon Noir uses their SVOGI technology, which will ship in CRYENGINE in 2020.

CryEngine V can be accessed on a "pay what you want" basis, which provides access to "the engine's feature-set and full engine source code".

Crytek has made CryEngine an open source game development engine for anyone to use, and you can get started by downloading all necessary materials from Github. Users are free to use CryEngine ...

Developer CryTek has this week confirmed that its CryEngine will be receiving Vulkan support in Mid-November with version 5.3 and offer DirectX 12 Multi-GPU support in February 2017 with the ...

Crytek announces multi-GPU support under DX12 for CRYENGINE, arrives in an update in February 2017.