GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Crytek has announced that it'll be laying off 15% of its staff, a move that the company has called "inevitable" but necessary to help it move forward.

Crytek released remasters of the originals in recent years, but fans hadn’t heard more about Crysis 4 since its announcement and teaser three years ago. Wesley is the UK News Editor for IGN.

Crytek is making lay offs and confirms that Crysis 4 has been put "on hold." The developers best known for making the first Far Cry, Crysis, Ryse: Son of Rome, Hunt: Showdown, and game dev tool ...

Crysis developer Crytek is the next studio hit by layoffs, as it announces it's set to lose an estimated 15 percent of its 400 employees. That's around 60 people, with both development teams and ...

As much as we'd love to answer that question, it will have to wait. Crytek announced a significant round of layoffs affecting its development teams and shared services. "Like so many of our peers ...

TL;DR: Crytek has paused Crysis 4 development and laid off 15% of its workforce due to challenging market conditions. The company is focusing on Hunt: Showdown 1896, aiming for financial ...

Here’s how it works. Crysis 4 has been put 'on hold' as developer Crytek lays off 15% of its workforce, stating it "cannot continue as before and remain financially sustainable. In a statement ...

Crytek puts the development of Crysis 4 on hold and plans to lay off 15% of its staff. Crytek, known for the Crysis series, also developed the original Far Cry and Hunt: Showdown. The studio cites ...

It's not looking good for Crysis 4, folks. Developer Crytek has just announced layoffs that will impact 15% of its 400-strong workforce, and it turns out that the long-awaited sequel has been "on ...

What just happened? Crytek is the latest company impacted by an ongoing wave of tech industry layoffs reminiscent of the financial crisis it endured a decade ago. Although the disruption won't ...