Crytek GmbH (“Crytek”) announced today that the recently released all-in-one development solution CryENGINE 3 is now available to educational institutions free of charge.

The CryENGINE 3 Educational SDK is for educators wanting to ensure that their students gain experience with the state-of-the-art in game development and real-time 3D technology.  For courses and research projects in game development, 3D graphics, simulation, architecture, animation, film and design, CryENGINE 3 is the most up-to-date, real-time 3D technology available.

CryENGINE 3 is the first game development platform for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, MMO, DX9/DX10 that also is truly Next-Gen-Ready – with scalable computation, graphics and state-of-the art AI and physics for all major upcoming platforms. It provides the complete game engine to create AAA quality next generation games, and includes the redesigned CryENGINE 3 Sandbox™ level editor, a production-proven, 3rd generation “What you see is what you play” (WYSIWYP) – tool designed by and for professional developers.

Carl Jones, Director of Global Business Development – CryENGINE commented: “Crytek has always been a strong supporter of education – as evidenced by our commitment for many years to share CryENGINE tools with universities.  We are continuing that commitment now by releasing the brand new CryENGINE 3 tools to any university in the world, for free! Here at Crytek, we work hard to enable all our licensees to achieve their vision with CryENGINE 3, so we aren’t considering this Educational SDK as a product we “fire and forget” – we will be looking for strong educational partners to work together with Crytek in the future – and we will soon be announcing exciting programmes for students working with CryENGINE 3.”

“Students and educators using the engine will become part of our larger CryENGINE community, so they can create their own innovations and train to become the developers of the future. With the CryENGINE 3 Educational SDK, the same cutting-edge technology that the world’s best developers are using now in games, movies and simulations will now be in the hands of the next generation of creators and engineers.” added Ury Zhilinsky, R&D Manager at Crytek.

As well as the new Educational SDK Crytek offers a Game Development SDK for professional game developers and a Simulation SDK for serious games applications.

More information can be found on the recently launched www.mycryengine.com website.

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Having played the superb Batman: Arkham Asylum through to completion recently, I couldn’t help but wonder: Why can’t all games be like this? Not in terms of the gameplay specifics, of course, but with regards to the polish and general professionalism of the thing. It’s the slickest game I’ve played in many a year, whether you’re talking technology or interface or design, and inevitably shines a rather harsh light on the productions of other studios.

Why can’t the unusual, fascinating STALKER have the production values and stability of Batman? Why can’t every role-playing game ever made have a melee combat system this satisfying? Is it asking too much for the daring creators of the likes of ArmA2 to craft an interface as immediate and logical as Rocksteady’s efforts? Why can’t Crytek harness the incredible technology witnessed in Crysis to a game this exhilerating and rewarding? Conversely, when are Valve going to combine their unrivalled level design with something this accessible and sexy?

Which got me thinking: What would be the perfect combination of developer talent? If you were to create a Frankenstein’s monster by kidnapping the best and the brightest from the industry and locking them in a room together, who would those lucky few comprise? Without further ado, my suggestions for the developer most likely to create The Perfect Game would be something like this:

Concepts & art design

Team Ico + Doublefine

Visual design is an area in which the gaming medium excels. While it struggles in other arenas such as writing, acting and often even the all-important gameplay, the visuals are usually astounding, improving exponentially every few years as new technologies enable the artists to realise even wilder fantasies. The two developers most consistently pushing boundaries and exploring new territory are the chaps behind Ico and Shadow of the Colossus and Tim Schafer’s crew over at Doublefine. Team Ico’s PS2 creations were cult hits and pushed both gameplay and visuals to new heights on that platform, with Shadow of the Colossus easily holding its own against many supposed ‘next gen’ launch titles (why haven’t Sony done a high definition re-release for the PS3?) with its unique, towering behemoths that trod a mysterious line between architecture and organism. Meanwhile, Doublefine’s unique creations in Psychonauts and Brutal Legend dare to move away from the generic Space Marine template to conjur entirely magical settings and characters.

Engine

Crytek + Epic

It’s all too easy to dismiss Crytek as a developer that creates awesome engines but subpar games – easy because it’s largely true. Far Cry and Crysis are by no means bad games, as they are both highly enjoyable in a simple, low-budget, European, action b-movie kind of way. It’s the huge disparity between their truly unrivalled technical prowess and debatable design skills that inevitably highlights their shortcomings in the latter department, perhaps unfairly. Nobody can deny their ability to craft a fine explosion, though, and they’re one of the few developers still willing to push cutting edge computer technology to its limits – even if there’s only a handful of potential customers that can witness it first hand.

Meanwhile, Epic have taken the mid-ground, creating a scaleable engine not quite capable of  the finesse seen in Crytek’s offerings but providing a much more solid gaming foundation, resulting in it powering most of the current generation’s major titles. Unreal Engine 3 has its flaws, such as the bizarrely plasticky characters that seem to be unavoidable, but it’s nevertheless versatile and stable. It also achieves some of the more remarkable loading times, whether on console or PC.

World building

CD Projekt & Rocksteady

Perhaps the obvious candidates for this category would be the likes of Bioware and Bethesda, responsible for the sprawling RPGs  that allow players to roam about in a fictional world, whether it be the future (Mass Effect) or Tamriel (Oblivion). They go to great pains to give each item in the world an explanation, every character a backstory, every location a history. It’s all very detailed and all very encyclopaedic, but it never really feels alive. The worlds in those games feel like databases of vaguely interesting information that has no real relevance on your gameplay experience. By focusing so heavily on inconsequential details, often the bigger picture is missed.

Instead my picks would be CD Projekt and Rocksteady, both of whom have proved particularly adept at understanding the essential nature of licensed IPs – in the former’s case the Witcher novels by Andrzej Sapkowski and with the former DC’s iconic Batman superhero. The trick they both demonstrate is an ability to identify the core elements of a characacter or world: they’re not distracted by irrelevances or the obvious spectacle, instead delving into crucial elements that will only be directly recognised by fans, but which even the casual osberver would feel by their absence.

Bioware and Bethesda can create worlds full of detail. CD Projekt and Rocksteady create worlds full of personality.

Level design

Valve & 2K Czech

All the above is meaningless without a good game beneath all the fictional context. These two developers know how to extrapolate a fictional world into a proper game – or perhaps vice versa. The Half Life games have repeteadly shown a deftness of touch in their general design, with a flowing, naturalistic approach to the game space that has proved increasingly influential, with many games now eschewing the basic Doom-style level structure. Their genius particularly lies in integrating the fictional world and story into the architecture itself – Half Life 2 tells its story through incidental details rather than elaborate cut scenes and is all the more involving because of it.

2k Czech are back on the radar at the moment thanks to the forthcoming Mafia 2. Despite the apparent excitement over the sequel, the original game was confined to a niche group of admirers, at the time being rather ignorantly dismissed as ‘GTA with boring cars’ – a shorthand that many lazy journalists and simple gamers will no doubt recycle once the new game is out. What 2k Czech realised is that the free-roaming sandbox design of GTA absolutely does not work in the context of a largely linear, scripted story. The GTA games are at their best when they let you do silly things; every attempt to force you down a gritty, resonant storyline in GTA IV puts a barrier between you and the emergent gameplay possibilties. With Mafia, 2k Czech (then known as Illusion Softworks) knew the story they wanted to tell and they knew  their city. When you’re sent out into the world, it’s with a purpose, the story constantly driving you onwards to different locations and times of day, rather than leaving it up to random chance and the arbitrary, immature whims of the player. Mafia’s harsh police activity prevents you from behaving like a comedy serial killer and the drama soars because of it, avoiding GTA’s uncomfortable blend of daftness anarchy and supposedly important decisions.

Writing

Doublefine

Paul Dini did a pretty damn good job with the Batman: Arkham Asylum script, aided in no small part by the voice talents of Mark Hamill. For a writer from a different medium he showed a remarkable affinity for adapting to a new environment, albeit with an over-reliance on cut-scenes. But Dini is still no match for Tim Schafer, masterful wordmonger behind The Secret of Monkey Island, Full Throttle, Grim Fandango and Psychonauts. They’re not all great games, each with their fair number of flaws, but the writing is unmatched in gaming.

Schafer’s games are fun – Psychonauts is a glorious platform extravaganza – but rarely groundbreaking in their gameplay, while his stories and characters throw more ideas at the player than most games put together. Most of his recent projects have been pursued by tedious studio executives attempting to interfere, with both Psychonauts and Brutal Legend havinv troubled developments. I’d love to see what Schafer could do if he actually had studio support from start to finish, and the kind of budget that World War 2 and Space Marine shooters enjoy.

Interface & QA

Rocksteady & Infinity Ward

Most of the games that attract my attention are ones that try hard but don’t necessarily succeed in all areas. STALKER. Morrowind. Deus Ex. The Path. Darwinia.

Sometimes, though, it’s a pleasure in itself to play something that is so finely tuned, so delicately balance and polished and tested and focus grouped, that it is an entirely effortless experience. Usually this also results in a soulless, dull game, with innovation and production value often seeming mutually exclusive, but sometimes a real gem sneaks through. Batman is one, Call of Duty is another. I’m unaware of Rocksteady’s previous work, but Batman manages to be both blockbuster and sensitive, intelligent comic adpatation at the same time. Call of Duty is a war shooter but one that is always pushing forward with new ideas, often interative but never staying still (as long as you stick to the Infinity Ward ones, that is). Call of Duty 4 introduced a mass of new concepts to the war shooter genre, even managing to create sympathetic, memorable characters and a modicum of satirical elements that dared to highlight the less pleasant aspects of warfare.

Both developers managed to push themselves without sacrificing quality. If only more developers had the time, skill and money to do so.

It’s all a fantasy, of course. Developers will continue to go off in their own isolated directions, specialising in certain areas and ignoring others. I’m fairly sure I’m not the only one that would like to see Half Life 3 using the latest Crytek engine, though.

Crytek ha lanzado un vídeo para mostrar su nuevo y potente motor gráfico, CryEngine 3, el cual servirá para Ps3, PC y el menos importante Xbox 360. Y sinceramente se ve muy bien, y espero que esto sirva para ver juegos sorprendentes en los años por venir, y sobretodo porque al parecer incluye unas muy buenas opciones y herramientas para los desarrolladores de juegos tipo sandbox.

Aunque cabe la posibilidad de que las consolas actuales no le puedan exprimir todo el potencial a este motor; Claro, el tiempo será el que demuestre lo contrario.

No puedo esperar para ver esto en acción en mi PS3. Y ustedes Buttoneros, ¿Qué opinan al respecto?

3 Türk kardeşin sahibi oldu Crytek’in yaptığı Crysis, Crysis Warhead’i oynadık çok beğendik. Crysis 2′yi beklemeye başladık. Tam bu bekleme zamanında işte Cry Engine 3′ün tamamlandığı haberi geldi. Videolar patlatıldı, aşmış ekran görüntülerini görüp donduk kaldık, film mi oyun mu ayıramadık. Siz de ayıramayın alın:

Traileri izlemek isteyenler için link gelsin. Yalnız youtube görüntü kalitesi dandik. Yerinizde olsam indirip izlerim:

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No suelo hablar de videojuegos, pero en esta ocasión me veo obligado a hacer una excepción. Seguramente todos conoceréis el Crysis, Si no es así ya lo estáis jugando. Todavía a día de hoy no se han superado sus espectaculares gráficos. Pues bien, Crytek no se detiene y ya está publicando algunos videos donde enseñan como será la siguiente versión de su motor gráfico, el cual usará el esperado Crysis 2. Para que os hagáis una idea de su potencia, podéis ver este video. Por cierto, la imagen de arriba no es una foto, es CryEngine 3 en estado puro

Once again, the guys at Crytek put their heads together to create another piece of technological awesomeness. In its newest iteration, the engine seems to focus on console support and better content creation tools. The video that was produced to present some of the features of CryENGINE 3 shows off two things in particular that got me very interested: The first one is dynamic destruction (already loved that in Battlefield: Bad Company) and the other one is the ability to develop on a PC and have both Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 connected to see changes made in the editor getting applied in realtime on all platforms.

I think Unreal Engine 3 has definitly gotten a new rival, at least on the technical side. Will the third installment of Crytek technology finally be able to have a significant impact in the Engine / Middleware sector after the first two versions didn’t really perform well, compared to its competitors? Time will tell… Let’s hope some people will use this engine to show off its capabilities!

Si ya quedamos prendados del impresionante nivel gráfico del videojuego Crysis y su motor gráfico CryEngine 2, ahora podemos volver a soñar gracias a la tercera versión del CryEngine.

Se trata de la mejor solución para todos los desarrolladores, por su facilidad de uso y las impresionantes prestaciones que puede ofrecer. Para los usuarios finales, es decir, nosotros, simplemente hace que jugar a la consola se convierta en todo un disfrute visual.

Si queréis comprobar vosotros mismos que es lo que se avecina con este nuevo motor, no os perdáis el videos tras el salto. Acordaos de parpadear y limpiaros la baba después de ver el video.

A partir de agora a Cryengine 3 está disponível para todos os programadores.

No início deste ano, surgiram algumas imagens e vídeos lançados pela Crytek que mostravam as funcionalidades do motor em detalhe.

CryENGINE 3 é o primeiro motor para Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, MMO, Dx9/Dx10 que está realmente preparado para a próxima geração – com computação e gráficos modificáveis para todas as novas plataformas que possam surgir.

O motor de jogo fornece um conjunto completo para criar jogos de grande qualidade para a próxima geração de jogos, e inclui o revisto editor de níveis Sandbox “What You See is What You Play” (WYSIWYP) – uma ferramente desenhada por e para programadores profissionais.

Segundo o presidente da Crytek, Cevat Yerli, este motor também introduz o CryENGINE 3 Live Create. Permite aos programadores “trabalharem com um único editor, mas conseguem ver e jogar o que criaram em tempo real no PC, PS3 e Xbox 360, tudo ligado a uma única plataforma de produção.

” O motor trata da conversão e optimiza-a em tempo real; converte instantaneamente as diferenças entre plataformas em qualquer parte do jogo e o resultado é um aumento da velocidade de processamento, um aumento da qualidade e “reduz significativamente os riscos de produção para multi-plataforma.”

O director de negócios do CryENGINE adicionou que “estão ansiosos por ver o que os programadores vão fazer com esta tecnologia totalmente nova. O CryENGINE 3 não se limita somente a fornecer gráficos de alta qualidade assim como uma IA e física eficaz nas consolas – ele traz também grandes benefícios para todas as áreas de produção de videojogos.”

“Os programadores vão criar novos efeitos espectaculares; os artistas, designers e compositores vão poder jogar enquanto estão a criar os conteúdos de forma rápida, tudo através do sistema WYSIWYP, reduzindo assim o tempo de produção e o risco.”

CryENGINE é o motor que deu vida a Far Cry, Crysis, Crysis Warhead e ao recente MMO, Aion, e o antecipado Crysis 2 irá usar CryENGINE 3.

Fonte: GameVicio

CryEngine 3 ще бъде много по-як, много по-ултра, много по-гига и още много по…

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[Φήμη] Νέα γενιά καρτών γραφικών και παιχνίδια DirectX 11 σύντομα! – ( HWBOX ) O/C on first boot
Η ATi ως πρωτοπόρος στην μετάβαση στην τεχνολογία DirectX 11 με τις κάρτες της σειράς 5800, εργάζεται με αρκετές εταιρείες παραγωγής games για τον υπολογιστή, ώστε να φέρει νέους τίτλους με δυνατότητες του νέου προτύπου DX11 όσο το δυνατόν πιο γρήγορα γίνεται. Στους τίτλους που θα χτυπήσουν την αγορά, λογικά πριν τα Χριστούγεννα, θα δούμε το BattleForge (EA – που μπορείτε να το βρείτε διαθέσιμο άμεσα και δωρεάν), το S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat (GSC) και το Dirt 2 (CodeMasters). Επιπλέον, θα δούμε το τελευταίαο Alien Vs Predator κάπου κοντά στο Φεβρουάριο, το Lord of The Rings (online), το Dungeons and Dragons (online), το Eberron Unlimited (με τη προσθήκη σχετικού patch) και τέλος το γνωστό MMORPG – Genghis Khan. Πέρα από τα παιχνίδια, θα δούμε και καινούριες μηχανές, όπως τη Frostbite 2 (EA DICE), τη Uniengine (Uniengine), τη Vision (Trinigy), και φυσικά την CryEngine 3 (CryTek).[next]

Por meio de seu chefe Karl Hilton, a CryTek UK anunciou está trabalhando em um novo game, do genero FPS, e segundo eles o jogo é totalmente original.

“Nós estamos atualmente desenvolvendo uma propriedade intelectual nova e original, e esperamos que se torna um jogo definitivo para o estúdio,” disse.

[Via HCG]

Онзи ден, покрай поста за SAPPHIRE HD 5870 стана на въпрос, за това къде е списъкът с заглавията който действително поддържат DX11.
Ето какво успях да събера по темата.  Единствената игра която в момента поддържа DX11 e EA Phenomic-ския BattleForge. Това се случи посредством ъпдейт появил се на 23-ти септември (клик).

Разбира се “големият” списък е със заглавия който ще излязат в близкото бъдеще
Най-скорошно излизащото заглавие е Dirt 2… Там PC версията беше отложена за декември заради имплементацията на DX11 + говори се че ATI са бутнали 1 милион за да се случат нещата точно по този начин

- Alien vs. Predator – според оумайти интернет, новата игрица на Rebellion която се очаква през Q1 2010 също ще бъде DX11 заглавие.

- Crysis 2 – през август Crytek обявиха, че Cryengine 3 ще ползва DirectX 11 а от тук следа, че и Crysis 2 който ползва въпросният енджин, ще го поддържа
Все още няма дата за заглавието.

- Dungeons and Dragons Online; The Lord of the Rings Online; Gengis Khan – очевидно е много модерно да правиш MMORPG-та които поддържат DX11, защото това бяха тамън 3 заглавия Първите две са за Q1 2010, а Gengis Khan на Kylin (?) e TBA.

- F1 2010; Race Driver: Grid 2 – почнеш ли веднъж, спиране няма Преди няколко месеца Codemasters потвърдиха, че след Dirt 2 ще последва F1 2010 (TBA 2010) и Race Driver: Grid 2 (TBA) и всичките ще поддържат DX11

- S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat – последното заглавие на което попаднах и което ще поддържа DirectX 11 е емблематичният S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat. Ама той така или иначе ще е толкова бъгав, че няма да можем да разберем кое е ефект, кое е бъг поне до 5-ия пач.

А за гейм енджините – освен Cryengine 3, има още два потвърдени гейм енджина – Vision Engine на Trinigy който се ползва от бая гейм студиа, и Frosbite 2 на EA DiCE. Оригиналният Frosbite е ползван в Battlefield 1943 и Battlefield: Bad Company.

Та каква е крайната бройка?
Една налична – BattleForge и още 9 бъдещи заглавия:

Alien vs. Predator
Crysis 2
Dirt 2
Dungeons and Dragons Online
F1 2010
Gengis Khan
The Lord of the Rings Online
Race Driver: Grid 2
S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat

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Hannes Appell hat mit Hilfe von Maya die Monkey Island 2 Schauplätze für die 3D Engine CryEngine2 nachgebildet.

Sehr ansehnlich wie ich finde und mit fester Kamera und klassischer Point and Click Steuerung wäre das allemal ein gutes Remake.

Auch 3D zum durchlaufen wie es aktuell gestaltet ist, hat es was. Die Map soll vermutlich zum Download angeboten werden, und zur Verwendung benötigt man nur ein installiertes Crysis oder Crysis:Warhead.

http://www.loneclone.de/projects/monkey.htm

Crysis’in yapımcısı Türk kardeşlerin sahip olduğu Crytek şirketinin oyun dünyasına adını duyurduğu oyun olan Far Cry oyununu gamershell.com sunucusundan tek link olarak ücretsiz indirmek için:

Far Cry(Ad supported) oyununu ücretsiz indir

Not: Bu paylaşım yasaldır.

I recently got a job at Crytek, Seoul office as a License Support Engineer.

Crytek, da quando si è messa in testa di raggiungere il fotorealismo, ci ha regalato emozioni indescrivibili per essere presenti in un videogioco, in un semplice software in grado di emozionare come un film. Da Far Cry (per l’epoca era davvero un risultato eccellente) a Crysis, oggi solo chi ha un PC all’altezza può godersi la miglior grafica sul mercato.

Col CryEngine 3, però, la storia cambia: il nuovo titolo di Crytek uscirà infatti anche per PS3 e Xbox 360. Un’ottima scelta di mercato, certo, perchè limiterà i danni della pirateria; d’altra parte bisogna pensare che il popolo console attendeva questa conversione da lungo tempo.
I PC gamers, comunque, non sono affatto contenti di questa scelta, perchè c’è il rischio che le isole crytekiane diventino meno spettacolari, visti i risultati dei titoli convertiti da console. Si spera, quindi, che venga ritardata l’uscita di tutte le versioni per poter infine metter le mani su un gioco basato sull’engine grafico migliore del momento.