Dungeon Crawler Playlist - 4

Anthem (Original Soundtrack)

Legion of Dawn

Crytek, 1999'da üç Türk kardeş olan Cevat, Avni ve Faruk Yerli tarafından Almanya'da kurulmuş olan bir video oyun şirketidir.[1] Crytek'in ana merkezi Frankfurt'ta bulunmaktadır ve Kiev, Budapeşte, Sofya, Seul ve Nottingham ve İstanbul olmak üzere 6 farklı yerde oyun stüdyosu vardır.[2][1] En çok bilinen oyunları olan Far Cry 'da CryEngine, ve daha çok bilinen Crysis'de de CryEngine 2 kullanılmıştır. Crysis 2 ve CryEngine 3 2008 itibari ile geliştirilmeye başlanmıştır ve 2011'in Mart ayı itibari ile satışa sunulmuştur. Crytek Electronic Arts, Ubisoft, NVIDIA, Intel, AMD, FMOD, Scaleform, ve Xoreax Software şirketleri ile işbirliği halindedir.

Crytek 1999'da Yerli kardeşler tarafından Koburg'da kuruldu. Tarihleri ECTS 2000'de başlar. Burda Crytek büyük yayıncılarla birlikte teknoloji demosunu NVIDIA standında sergiledi. Onlar demo yayınlamaya devam ettiler ve bu demo X-Isle olarak biliniyordu (daha sonradan Far Cry olacaktır). 2 Mayıs 2002'de Crytek CryEngine oyun motorunu duyurmuştur.

2003'te, Crytek GDC'ye katıldı ve oyun motorunu ve yeni teknolojilerini sergilediler.

Yine 2003'te, Crytek yine ECTS'deydi, Far Cry En iyi PC oyunu ödülünü kazandı. Aynı ayda, Crytek CryEngine modifiye ederek AMD64 için optimize etti.

Şubat 2004'te, Alman polisi Crytek ofisine Sahte Ürün Kullanımı sebebiyle baskın yaptı. Aramalarda lisanssız hiç bir şey bulunamadı.[3]

Yine Şubat 2004'te, Crytek ve Electronic Arts stratejik ortak olduklarını duyurdu. Aralık 2004'te, Crytek ve ATI hollywood stili machinima oluşturdular.[4]Geleceğin pc oyunculuğu hakkında görüşlerini belirttiler.

23 Ocak 2006'da, Crytek Crysisin yapımına başladığını duyurdu. Söylenene göre fps oynanışına yeni bir taktik mücadelesi getirecekti.[5] E3 ve Games Convention'dan bir sürü ödül kazandı.

3 ay sonra, Crytek Frankfurt'da yeni ofislerine taşındı.

CryEngine 2'nin ilk açık gösterimi 23 Ocak 2007'de oldu ve bir yıl sonra Crysis duyuruldu. Avatar Reality, WeMade Entertainment, Entropia Universe, XLGames, Reloaded Studios, 1st Educational Institution, and Games Academy GmbH gibi firmalar tarafından lisanslandı.

11 Mayıs 2007'de, Crytek paralel stüdyolarını Kiev, Ukrayna'da açtığını duyurdu. Kiev stüdyosu geliştirici stüdyo olarak belirlendi ve şirketin 2. geliştirici stüdyosu oldu. 2. stüdyo şuan Crytek'in yeni markası üzerinde çalışıyor.

Kiev stüdyosu kurulduktan bir hafta sonra, Crytek Budapeşte, Macaristan'de yeni stüdyosunu açtı. Aynı Kiev stüdyosu gibi Budapeşte stüdyosununda ağırlıklı görevi CryEngine 2 üzerineydi.[6]

14 Haziran 2008'de Crytek, Sofya merkezli Black Sea Studios'u satın alarak ismini Crytek Black Sea olarak değiştirdi.[7]

17 Ekim 2008, Güney Kore'de Crytek Seul stüdyosu açıldı. Ofis Young Mok Park'ta bulunmakta ve dikkatlerini CryEngine 2'yi Kore firmalarına lisanslamaya vermiştir.[8]

Crytek'in ünlü oyunu, Crysis Warhead, 12 Eylül 2008'de PC-özel oyunu olarak piyasaya çıktı.

3 Şubat 2009'da, Crytek, Free Radical Design şirketini satın aldı. Britanya'da video oyunu TimeSplitters serisi ile bilinir ve stüdyonun ismi Crytek UK olarak değiştirilmiştir.[9]

11 Mart 2009'da, Crytek internet sitesinde CryEngine 3'ün 2009'da Game Developers Conference olacağını duyurdu. Yeni motor PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 ve PC'de kullanım için yapıldı.[10]

14 Kasım 2009'da CryEngine 3 motoru geliştiricilere ticaret akışı ile kullanılabilir hale geldi.[11]

1 Haziran 2009'da Crysis 2'yi duyuruldu.

3 Mart 2010'da, CryEngine 3'ün 3D Stereoscopic teknolojisine sahip olduğu açıklandı.[12]

23 Mart 2011 Amerikada , 25 Mart 2011 de Avrupada Crysis 2'yi çıkardılar ve oyun normalinden bile fazla ilgi gördü.

16 Nisan 2012'de, Crytek ve Electronic Arts Crysis 3'ü resmi olarak duyurdu. Oyunun 2013 yılının ilkbahar aylarında geleceği bildirildi.

24 Nisan 2012'de, Crytek ve Electronic Arts Crysis 3'ün ilk Oyunanış videosu'nu yayınladılar.[13]

8 Ağustos 2012'de Crytek Şanghay stüdyosunu kurduğunu resmen açıklamıştır.[14]

17 Ocak 2013'de Yerli kardeşler tarafından Türkiye lansmanı yapıldı ve Türkiye'de bir stüdyo açıldı. Bu stüdyo yaklaşık 150 personel bulunduracak ve oyun geliştirilecek.[15]

Kaynak: Vikipedi

Crytek is a German video game company, founded in 1999 by brothers Cevat, Avni and Faruk Yerli (German nationals of Turkish descent). Crytek's main headquarters are in Frankfurt, with eight other studios in Kiev, Budapest, Nottingham, Sofia, Seoul, Shanghai, Istanbul and Austin.[1]

The company is best known for developing Far Cry and the Crysis series, the open world nature of their games which showcase the company's CryEngine, and for pushing the limits on PC specifications to showcase the most modern graphics and gameplay. Their most recent major product is Ryse: Son of Rome and its supporting CryEngine 4th Generation. Crytek has partnerships with Electronic Arts, Ubisoft, Microsoft Studios, NVIDIA, Intel, AMD, FMOD, Scaleform, Xoreax Software, Sparkasse Coburg, CIG, and Rating Services

Far Cry[edit]

Crytek was founded by the Yerli brothers in 1999 in Coburg, Germany. Crytek first attracted publicity at the 2000 ECTS with their tech demo at the NVIDIA booth. For several years thereafter, they released numerous demos of a game called X-Isle, which ultimately evolved into Far Cry. On May 2, 2002, Crytek announced the game engine CryEngine. In 2003, Crytek attended the Game Developers Conference, where they showcased their new engine and its technology. "We've got awesome demonstrations planned which will showcase the very latest CryEngine technology, including Tools (CryEDIT, Exporters), Visuals (Polybump, Lighting & Shadows), Audio (Dynamic Music with full Dolby Digital 5.1 support), A.I. (Easy to Script) and Physics (Rope, Rag Doll, Liquid) plus the uniquely [sic] rendering power of the CryEngine."[2]

Also in 2003, Crytek was at ECTS again, where Far Cry was awarded "Best PC Game". In the same month, Crytek modified CryEngine to be optimized for AMD64. In February 2004, German police carried out a morning raid on Crytek offices, acting on an ex-intern's claim that Crytek was using software illegally. The police investigated for more software copies than licenses purchased but ultimately found nothing.[3] That same month, Crytek and Electronic Arts announced a strategic partnership. In December 2004, Crytek and ATI created a special cinematic machinima[4] to demonstrate the future of PC gaming

Crysis[edit]

On January 23, 2006, Crytek announced the development of Crysis, promising that it would be an original first person shooter with a new kind of gameplay challenge requiring "adaptive tactics".[5] The game later won several Best PC Game awards from E3 and Games Convention. In April 2006, Crytek moved to new offices in Frankfurt. The first public demonstration of Crytek's CryEngine 2 was on January 23, 2007, one year after Crysis was announced. It has been licensed by many companies such as Avatar Reality, WeMade Entertainment, Entropia Universe, XLGames, Reloaded Studios, 1st Educational Institution, and Games Academy GmbH. On September 12, 2008, an expansion of Crysis entitled Crysis Warhead was released as a PC-exclusive game.

Company expansion[edit]

On May 11, 2007, Crytek announced that their satellite studio in Kyiv, Ukraine, had been upgraded to a full development studio, giving the company its second development studio. The second studio is currently working on a game based on Crytek's new intellectual property. About a week after the upgrade of the Kyiv studio, Crytek announced a new studio in Budapest, Hungary. Like the Kiev studio, the Budapest studio focused heavily on development with the CryEngine 2.[6]

On July 14, 2008, Crytek bought Black Sea Studios and renamed it to Crytek Black Sea.[7] On November 17, 2008, Crytek opened an office in South Korea named Crytek, Ltd. The office is headed by Young Mok Park and focused on CryEngine 2 licensing to Korean clients.[8] On February 3, 2009, Crytek purchased Free Radical Design, a British video game company known for the TimeSplitters series, and renamed the company to Crytek UK.[9] On January 17, 2013, Crytek officially opened an office in Istanbul. It is headed by Serhat Bekdemir, and will focus on Crytek’s Warface and GFACE brands, as well as supporting the growth of Crytek’s free-to-play business.[10] On January 28, 2013, Crytek opened a new studio in Austin, Texas, Crytek USA, consisting primarily of former Vigil Games employees. The studio is led by David L. Adams, one of the co-founders of Vigil.[11]

CryEngine 3 and Crysis 2[edit]

On March 11, 2009, Crytek announced on the company's website that it would introduce CryEngine 3 at the 2009 Game Developers Conference, from March 25–27. This new engine was developed for use on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PCs.[12] On October 14, 2009, the CryEngine 3 engine became available in trade flow for game developers.[13] On March 3, 2010, CryEngine 3 was made compatible with stereoscopic 3D technology.[14] On March 22, 2011, Crytek released Crysis 2, a direct sequel to the original game, in North America. The game was subsequently released in Europe on March 24, and in Australia on March 25.

Latest projects[edit]

At E3 2011, Crytek exhibited several new projects, including the action game Ryse. On September 20, 2011, THQ and Crytek announced a partnership in which Homefront 2 will be developed by Crytek UK using the latest CryEngine technology.[15] After THQ filed for bankruptcy, Crytek acquired the Homefront franchise from THQ entirely on January 22, 2013.[16] On February 2012, Crytek announced a new cloud based social gaming network called GFACE.[17] On April 13, 2012, Crytek released the CryEngine 3.4 SDK which brought full DirectX 11 support to the CryEngine SDK.[18] As well as Crysis 3 in 2013.

Subsidiaries[edit]
Crytek Black Sea in Sofia, Bulgaria, founded in 2001 as Black Sea Studios, acquired and renamed by Crytek in 2008.
Crytek Budapest in Budapest, Hungary, founded in 2007.
Crytek Istanbul in Istanbul, Turkey, founded in 2012.
Crytek Shanghai in Shanghai, China, founded in 2012.
Crytek South Korea in Seoul, South Korea, founded in 2010.
Crytek UK in Nottingham, England, UK, founded as Free Radical Design in 1998, acquired and renamed by Crytek in 2009.
Crytek USA in Austin, United States, founded in 2013.
Crytek Ukraine in Kiev, Ukraine, founded in 2006.




Crysis 3 Soundtrack(Borislav Slavov)- Main Theme(Ana Menü Ekranındaki Başarılı Giriş Müziği)

Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide (Original Soundtrack)

Vermintide End Times

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Braska's Daughter

Prepare and advance

gravel 4 v 6 30 bpm

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Ori and the Will of the Wisps

The Spirit Willow

Unblocking the Way

Remaining in Darkness

Decay

Shriek and Ori

Danish BAFTA award-winning Composer for Film, Television & Video Games based in Los Angeles.

ASSASSIN'S CREED VALHALLA
BORDERLANDS 3
TUMBBAD
STATE OF DECAY 2
WARHAMMER; VERMINTIDE 2
ASSASSIN'S CREED: THE EZIO COLLECTION
CHRONICLES OF THE GHOSTLY TRIBE
WARHAMMER END TIMES: VERMINTIDE
BORDERLANDS: CLAPTASTIC VOYAGE
BORDERLANDS: THE PRE-SEQUEL
METAL HURLANT CHRONICLES SEASON 1+2
STATE OF DECAY
BORDERLANDS 2
DARKSIDERS II
ASSASSIN'S CREED REVELATIONS
ASSASSIN'S CREED BROTHERHOOD
ASSASSIN'S CREED II
ASSASSIN'S CREED
BORDERLANDS
KANE & LYNCH: DEAD MEN
HITMAN: BLOOD MONEY
HITMAN: CONTRACTS
FREEDOM FIGHTERS
HITMAN 2: SILENT ASSASSIN
HITMAN: CODENAME 47

Vermintide End Times

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