Crysis 4 Put on Ice as Crytek Announces Significant Layoffs

It appears that the development of Crysis 4 might face some challenges. Recently, developer Crytek announced layoffs affecting 60 of their staff members, which is around 15% of their 400-person team. It seems that the much-anticipated sequel has been put on hold since last year.

The company’s assessment about its present condition is quite straightforward. It discusses the challenging market conditions, which it terms as unfavorable, and states that its earlier growth trend was considered unsustainable.

Essentially, Crytek will be concentrating on its multiplayer extraction shooter game, Hunt: Showdown, for the time being, as they work towards securing the company’s stability.

Despite our continuous attempts to lower costs and trim operational expenditures, it’s become clear that layoffs will unfortunately be necessary for us to progress further. We extend our warmest wishes to those affected by these reductions at Crytek.

It was confirmed in January 2022 that Crysis 4 is on its way – a full nine years after the debut of Crysis 3. Evidently, there has been some delay in launching this project; it seems like it may face another setback.

Were you excited about Crysis 4? What are your thoughts on what Crytek might be working on now? Feel free to share your views about the potential future of their projects in the comments below, especially regarding the possibility of using your Nanosuit’s stealth systems again.

2025-02-12 18:06

Crysis 4 Put on Ice as Crytek Announces Significant Layoffs

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