What game engine is KC:D2 made on?

[Pepsu]

title

[Min]

I was wondering to, it is confirmed for xbox s , so i expect normal system requirements ( i guess)

[Ñ]

That's what footer of the store page says, so i asume it's cryengine

© 2024 Warhorse Studios s.r.o. Published by Deep Silver. Deep Silver is a division of PLAION. Deep Silver and Plaion and their respective logos are trademarks of Plaion GmbH, Embracer Platz 1, 6604 Hoefen, Austria. Warhorse and Kingdom Come: Deliverance are registered trademarks of Warhorse Studios s.r.o. Portions of this software are included under license © 2019-2024 Crytek GmbH. All rights reserved. Crytek, Cryengine and their respective logos are trademarks of Crytek GmbH. All other trademarks, logos and copyrights are property of their respective owners. All rights reserved.

[Vietrak]

Cry engine

[Jazz the Goose]

Unreal, they dumped cry

[Ruckus]

CRYENGINE

[Pepsu]

I thought they are going to use Unreal because of how popular it is but its good to know that they are sticking with CryEngine because its what they have already have experience in and its gonna be probably easier to make the game for them instead of trying to change the engine. If they will make exacly same game with new story and with some adjustments to combat then im going to be happy.

[Rivfader]

I hope we get to hear more about the technical advancement VS the first game

[Lemonidas]

The engine that your PC sees it and cries. Cryengine.

[Pepsu]

Lemonidas a écrit :

The engine that your PC sees it and cries. Cryengine.

Mine RTX3060 is ready.

[CrazyMage]

It will be CryEngine V5

[Lemonidas]

CrazyMage a écrit :

It will be CryEngine V5

Which version was KCD1 ? V4 ?

[Bullwark]

Lemonidas a écrit :

CrazyMage a écrit :

It will be CryEngine V5

Which version was KCD1 ? V4 ?

Cry Engine 3 :(...quite a jump..

[Ropiel]

Why do they keep using this ♥♥♥♥♥♥ engine, like 80% of the problems from the first games were because of it, they had the time to switch to unreal engine like 95% of developers

[Bullwark]

Ropiel a écrit :

Why do they keep using this ♥♥♥♥♥♥ engine, like 80% of the problems from the first games were because of it, they had the time to switch to unreal engine like 95% of developers

...and trade in for UE5 problems? No thank you. In the end KCD1 turned out great.

They probably stayed because they know it. Retraining a team requires time and money. They also might have an extended contract.

Don't really like that many dev teams follow the UE5 trend. Also, you know who owns Unreal? Using that engine could up the potential of exclusivity...

I hope Warhorse got better optimizing their stuff. Their late announcement seems to be a good sign to iron things out before release. Could be wrong though...XD...

[n00bified]

Bullwark a écrit :

Ropiel a écrit :

Why do they keep using this ♥♥♥♥♥♥ engine, like 80% of the problems from the first games were because of it, they had the time to switch to unreal engine like 95% of developers

...and trade in for UE5 problems? No thank you. In the end KCD1 turned out great.

They probably stayed because they know it. Retraining a team requires time and money. They also might have an extended contract.

Don't really like that many dev teams follow the UE5 trend. Also, you know who owns Unreal? Using that engine could up the potential of exclusivity...

I hope Warhorse got better optimizing their stuff. Their late announcement seems to be a good sign to iron things out before release. Could be wrong though...XD...

What problems do UE5 have that could be worse than cryengine?