CryEngine is Definitely Superior

[BaTHoRy]

I mean it runs butter smooth and look stunning compared to Unreal Stutter Crap even on my Gen 5 m.2

[mP3+Z]

Wait, it's still cryengine? i though the game changed its engine to ue5, and wait, Crytek is still alive?

[BaTHoRy]

Originally posted by Deckard:

Originally posted by BaTHoRy:

I mean it runs butter smooth and look stunning compared to Unreal Stutter Crap even on my Gen 5 m.2

Finally something we can all agree on. Maybe lacks some of the fancy shaders but at least Cryengine doesn't jerk and stutter all over the place.

I haven't been impressed by the graphics of a game since RDR2. They did good on graphics front. But the story so far was bland for me.

[BaTHoRy]

Originally posted by mP3+Z:

Wait, it's still cryengine? i though the game changed its engine to ue5, and wait, Crytek is still alive?

heavily modified 2022 version of cryengine.

[8Screws]

Originally posted by Caldrin:

Well CryEngine has not had any major updates for a good few years.. so it goes to show how goo of an engine it is and that it can still compete..

Would be good to see Crytek putting some work into getting a new version out...

CryEngine 6 is said to be in development, no doubt being used for Crysis 4.

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Originally posted by opus132:

Game doesn't have ray tracing, right?

People haven't realized RTX was always a scam.

Does it use CryEngine's SVOGI (Sparse Voxel Octree Global Illumination)? If so, that is still a form of raytracing:

The SVOGI system is based on voxel ray tracing and provides dynamic and indirect bounce lighting from static and most dynamic objects, provides large scale ambient occlusion and indirect shadows from static geometry.

https://www.cryengine.com/docs/static/engines/cryengine-5/categories/23756816/pages/56660088

[RuffianGruff]

Cryengine is now an old engine. It hasn't received any significant updates in years. The upside is that it is well optimized and it's technical issues have been already been ironed out