While everyone spent Black Friday either shopping, recuperating or picking through leftovers, Crytek was busy revealing details on its first free-to-play online FPS called Warface.
Set in the near future, the military shooter promises a cinematic experience with next-gen visuals, AI and physics based on Crytek’s CryENGINE 3, the same engine being used to develop Crysis 2.
“Crytek’s proven pedigree with its multi-award winning AAA FPS games combined with our own cutting-edge technology CryENGINE 3 and our dedicated team of experts makes us confident Warface will revolutionize the genre and become the next generation in online FPS,” said Yohan Kim, managing director of Crytek Seoul.
Warface, the company says, will have an extensive PvE universe that is constantly updated and filled with multiplayer co-op missions and class-based PvP.
Unfortunately for western gamers, Warface is set to launch in Korean and Asian markets. There is no word on if, or when, the game will be released in North America or Europe.
