Good news for all Command & Conquer fans, as the browser-based game ‘Tiberium Alliances’ has been launched. Tiberium Alliances is developed by the EA-owned German RTS studio Phenomic that was responsible for SpellForce, BattleForge and Lord of Ultima, and you can view below some launch screenshots and trailer. Those interested can start playing the game by visiting its official website. Continue reading Command & Conquer Tiberium Alliances Launched→
Modder MaLDo has released some new screenshots for the upcoming version of his amazing Crysis 2 Texture Pack. MaLDo has added some new stone walls, fixed some issues in the Terminal level, and added new textures for the burned trees and marble floor in Terminal level. No ETA has been announced as of yet, but we’ll keep you posted. As always, make sure to visit MaLDo’s blog. Enjoy! Continue reading Crysis 2 MaLDoHD Texture Pack – New Screenshots from the latest version→
Another week, another CryEngine 3 community gallery. Today, we bring you new shots from the works of modders iSqueezee, Tom Yum 72, darkchazz, Mffl, ReVan1199, rGOt, themodman101 and blackhorizon. These mods and maps are currently under development, so no, there are not direct links for them. We also bring you an amazing Crysis 2 machinima video of a chicken race from modder Yeardley Diamond. Be sure to check it out because it looks awesome. Enjoy! Continue reading Weekly CryEngine 3 Gallery [May 13th – 19th]→
As promised, Electronic Arts have released the world premiere TV trailer for Medal of Honor: Warfighter. Inspired by actual events across the globe and written by real Tier 1 Operators while deployed overseas, follow the global Warfighters as they are asked to take on a real terror threat, PETN. Developed by Danger Close Studios, MOH: Warfighter is powered by Frostbite 2.0 engine and is slated for an October 26th release. Enjoy! Continue reading Medal of Honor: Warfighter World Premiere TV Trailer→
E3 is just around the corner and Electronic Arts have revealed six new artworks for Crytek’s upcoming FPS, Crysis 3. Powered by Crytek’s in-house engine, CryENGINE 3, Crysis 3 advances the state of the art with unparalleled visuals and dynamic shooter gameplay. Players take on the role of ‘Prophet’ as he returns to New York, only to discover that the city has been encased in a Nanodome created by the corrupt Cell Corporation. The game is currently slated for a 2013 release on current generation consoles and PC. Enjoy! Continue reading Crysis 3 – Six New Artworks Unveiled→
Modder rGOt has released a new version of his mind-blowing Crysis Revival mod for Crysis 2. This mod adopts the environment of Crysis 1 (destructible environment, vegetation touch bending) while keeping the newest technology of the CryEngine 3 (DX11, Texture HD, detail bump mapping, tesselation, Parallax occlusion mapping). The new version of Crysis Revival features extended map, Boids (turtles, crabs…), News vegetation with touch bending (dynamique foliage), New particles, New nano parameters, Decrease in the size of the weapon, News camera movements (first person), Cutscenes, and New ocean effects. Continue reading Crysis Revival 3.42 Mod for Crysis 2 Released→
Funcom announced that the next Beta Weekend for its upcoming modern-day massively multiplayer online game ‘The Secret World’ will start on May 18th at 9am PDT / 6pm CET and run until Sunday May 20th at 11.59pm PDT / May 21st 8.59am CET. During this Beta Weekend players get to pick up where they left off with the same character they played during the first Beta Weekend, as they get to meet all-new characters in Kingsmouth each with their own unique missions and storylines. Continue reading The Secret World – Second Beta Weekend Starts This Friday→
You know what? Specular and diffuse maps are perhaps the cleverest things we’ve ever seen in the gaming industry. In case you were unaware of, specular and diffuse maps are usely applied when light is being casted on various textures. Ironically, they are also those that have kept us behind this whole time, as most developers use detailed specular and diffuse maps to ‘hide’ their blurry and low-resolution textures. This can be easily noticed even in Crysis, especially when there is no light to hide the textures of those, infamous rocks. As a result of that, textures in shadow places look flat and blurry as hell. Continue reading This is why we need more than 2GB vRAM in our graphics cards→
We’ve heard a lot of you criticizing CryEngine 3 and believing that CryEngine 2 is better when it comes to its technical features and raw power. We’ve explained how CryEngine 3 is more advanced and that Crysis 2 did not showcase the full potential of Crytek’s next-generation engine. Naturally, some need proof instead of mere words. So look and behold some brand new screenshots from the upcoming CryEngine 3 project, Titanic: Lost in the Darkness. The following, impressive shots show off pure, in-game visuals. Apart from the plants (as we’ve seen better, damn you CryEngine 3 modding community), everything looks spectacular. Especially the lighting and shadows. They almost feel like real photos. Enjoy and keep in mind that CryEngine 3 has tremendous potential. Continue reading New Titanic: Lost in the Darkness screenshots will leave you speechless; CryEngine 3 at its best→
Another week, another CryEngine 3 gallery. Today we bring you some spectacular images from the works of modders The_Distiller, atsest, USSR_GRAND, d1ea, OCASM, Stallownage, thanenbauk and bazmod. We should note at this point that atsest’s images (the ones with the cubes) are pure, in-game shots and showcase how flexible CryEngine 3 can actually be. In addition, we’ve included a walkthrough of bazmod’s jungle map. Enjoy! Continue reading Weekly CryEngine 3 Gallery [May 6th – 12th]→
