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Helping to ensure game developers are equipped for the future of the industry now, You must login or register to view this content. have confirmed that their CryENGINE 3 technology is primed to act as a development tool for the upcoming PlayStation 4 system.


Crytek will support the platform in future, as well as empowering CryENGINE 3 licensees to achieve their own ambitions on the console.


“Our CryENGINE technology has always provided head-turning results across platforms,” said Carl Jones, Director of Global Business Development at Crytek. “By supporting developers as they build for the future on You must login or register to view this content., we are cementing our position at the forefront of the industry and helping others to create the best games they can in this exciting period of transition.”


With a growing number of licensing partners around the globe, Crytek’s CryENGINE 3 is being used to develop a diverse range of titles that reach millions of players. The engine is the first all-in-one development solution that provides multi-award winning graphics, and all necessary systems and tools, out of the box.

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Sounds good to me! anything thats going to get other games great graphics too!

Il say the graphics will just be stunning

Crytek is always ahead in graphics, is really beautiful to our eyes to see their games. I really really admire their way of developing graphics and their approach to reality.

It's a beautiful sight, but don't know how many more details the brain will take xD

Bring on all the amazing new graphics for the PS4 games!

another reason for ps4 being better

Can't wait for the PS4!

lol that is true, I find very difficult to undernstand how much they can improve the reality, you always can, but there is a limit. What they can improve always is the quantity of objects and particles are at the same moment present.

Waiting to see what they can do with this engine on new hardware.