Is CryEngine still active?

Yes, CryEngine is still active but its development focus has shifted, primarily being used internally by Crytek for games like Hunt: Showdown and for their own ambitious projects, leading to slower public updates, though a community-driven version (CryEngine CE) exists for third-party developers who still find value in its graphical power and licensing model.
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Is CryEngine discontinued?

CryEngine 5.7 LTS, released in April 2022 was the last update, leading to speculation among the community. Even though Crytek announced CryEngine 5.11 for the Hunt games, it was never publicly released. Crytek have stated on their discord server that the 5.7 LTS version will be the final public release of the 5.
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Does Far Cry still use CryEngine?

Warhorse Studios uses a modified version of the engine for their medieval RPG Kingdom Come: Deliverance. Ubisoft maintains an in-house, heavily modified version of CryEngine from the original Far Cry called Dunia, which is used in their later iterations of the Far Cry series.
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Is CryEngine still good?

CryEngine is fine and definitelynot dead, but if you're planning on building a team you'll be best served sticking with Unity or Unreal. There's a great CryEngine discord and plenty to love about the engine if you do decide on it. There's a lot to learn, though.
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Does Crytek still exist?

Yes, Crytek is still in business, though it has faced financial challenges, leading to restructuring and a primary focus on its successful live service game, Hunt: Showdown, while putting Crysis 4 development on hold in early 2025 to ensure financial sustainability. The company continues to operate, develop its CRYENGINE, and recently appointed a new co-CEO, signaling a strategic push for growth in key markets.
 
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The Forgotten Game Engine

What is the #1 game ever?

There's no single "#1 game ever" as it depends on criteria (sales, influence, ratings), but Tetris is often cited as the best-selling (520M+ copies across versions) and most accessible, while Minecraft (350M+ sold) and Grand Theft Auto V (220M+) lead modern sales. For critical acclaim, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time often tops lists, but Minecraft's cultural impact and longevity are huge. 
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What engine do most AAA games use?

AAA game engines are powerful development platforms for high-budget games, dominated by Unreal Engine (UE5) for stunning graphics (Nanite/Lumen) and Unity, strong in cross-platform/mobile, while many major studios also use highly customized Proprietary Engines (like RAGE, Frostbite) for unique needs, though some switch to Unreal for speed/features, making engines a balance of power, accessibility (many free/freemium now), and specialization for massive projects.
 
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Does NASA use Unreal Engine?

Using Unreal Engine has allowed NASA and its team to overcome some of the limitations inherent in training on Earth, and allowed them to push the boundaries of what was previously possible. The sky, and beyond, really is the limit.
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Who bought 25% of Ubisoft?

Tencent is spending $1.8 billion for 25 percent of Ubisoft's spinoff subsidiary.
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Is Far Cry 7 coming out?

Yes, Far Cry 7 (codename Project Blackbird) is coming, but it's been delayed from an original 2025 target to a likely 2026 release, with rumors pointing to a focus on a new time-based mechanic where players rescue kidnapped family within 24 real-life hours and development on the Snowdrop engine. An official reveal hasn't happened, but news and teasers are expected in 2025 as the launch window approaches. 
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What engine did Crysis use?

The Crysis Engine (CRYENGINE) is a powerful, all-in-one game engine developed by German studio Crytek, famous for powering the Crysis series and setting graphical benchmarks with stunning realism, volumetric clouds, and dynamic lighting, though it's known for demanding hardware. While once dominant and licensed by others (like Amazon's Lumberyard), its industry adoption for third-party AAA games has decreased compared to Unreal/Unity, but Crytek continues to develop it for its own titles like Hunt: Showdown, focusing on high-fidelity experiences and cinematic potential.
 
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Why is CryEngine not popular?

It doesn't really do anything that sets it apart, the documentation is awful, the tooling is not great, and Crytek is not doing well. It will definitely not be able to compete with UE5 simply because Epic has hundreds of times more resources to throw at things.
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What game took 9 years to make?

Too Human: 1999-2008 (9 years)

Too Human had one of the longest and strangest roads to release in gaming history.
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What is the biggest flop in gaming history?

The biggest flop in gaming history, particularly in recent times, is widely considered to be Concord (2024), a PlayStation live-service hero shooter that failed spectacularly, leading to its swift discontinuation after just weeks due to massive financial losses (potentially hundreds of millions), abysmal player counts, and poor reception, serving as a cautionary tale for AAA game development. While older titles like Daikatana or Superman 64 were infamous flops, Concord's scale of investment and rapid shutdown solidifies its place as a modern contender for the biggest disaster. 
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Is VR a dying medium?

Addressing the VR Death Rumors

The question “Is VR dead?” seems to surface every few months across tech forums and industry publications. The short answer is a resounding no, but understanding why this perception persists is crucial for anyone considering VR investments or development.
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Do astronauts get paid $5 a day?

How much do astronauts get paid for space travel? By the numbers: According to NASA, astronauts are not paid overtime or bonuses for time in space. Instead, they receive their standard federal salaries and a $5 daily incidental travel allowance while on official duty.
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What CAD does SpaceX use?

SpaceX primarily uses Siemens NX for designing their rockets and spacecraft, leveraging its powerful capabilities for large, complex assemblies and digital twin simulations, but also uses other tools like CATIA and SolidWorks for specific aspects, integrating them with PLM systems like Teamcenter to manage their complex development process.
 
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Do aaaa games exist?

Yes, "AAAA" (Quadruple-A) games exist as a marketing term and concept, suggesting games with massive budgets, larger teams, and grander scope than typical AAA titles, but there's no official industry standard definition, leading it to often signify overhyped projects or production issues, with titles like Ubisoft's "Skull and Bones" and Microsoft's planned Perfect Dark initially labeled as such.
 
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What engine is GTA 5 using?

Grand Theft Auto V (GTA 5) runs on Rockstar Games' proprietary RAGE engine (Rockstar Advanced Game Engine), a highly customized and continuously upgraded technology that powers their major open-world titles, with significant enhancements for lighting, draw distance, and physics for the game's vast world.
 
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What game takes 9600 hours?

Gameplay. The only external factor in gameplay is time; the Shade has been given the task of waiting 400 days (9600 Hours) in real time and then waking the King. Time passes in the game's world even when the game is not being played.
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What is the 40 second rule in gaming?

The developers of the game said in an interview that the rule existed, and this was proven by a study made in 2021 by Cojanu and Jaber (2021). The 40 second rule means that whichever direction the player goes in, they will encounter a point of interest within 40 seconds.
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What's the saddest death in gaming?

While subjective, the Aerith Gainsborough death in Final Fantasy VII and Lee Everett's sacrifice in The Walking Dead are consistently cited as the saddest, most impactful in gaming history, both for their shocking nature and the deep emotional bonds players formed with them, with Aerith's death shattering norms and Lee's defining a father-daughter bond in an apocalypse. Other contenders include Arthur Morgan (RDR2), Noble Six (Halo: Reach), and Vesemir (The Witcher 3). 
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Are high IQ people good at video games?

While intelligence does give some benefit, like quick understanding, other factors such as reflexes, practice and spatial awareness would have greater effects on gaming ability.
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