Crytek will add Linux support to the CryEngine used in eg the Crysis games and Ryse: Son of Rome. The German company will demonstrate the new support at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, from 19 to March 21.
Whether this means that Crytek is porting its existing games to Linux, is not clear. In any case, it will be in the development of future CryEngine titles are easier to transfer. Them to Linux This also means that support for SteamOS, which also runs on Linux, easily can be made. Crytek makes the news published on its own website.
Crytek has already been working on Linux support, according to a vacancy from July of last year the German company claims to be a developer with some Linux experience. Looking Valve previously backed the open source operating system because, according to Valve CEO Gabe Newell, open source platforms allow more innovation. Before even called it Windows 8 disaster.
Whether this means that Crytek is porting its existing games to Linux, is not clear. In any case, it will be in the development of future CryEngine titles are easier to transfer. Them to Linux This also means that support for SteamOS, which also runs on Linux, easily can be made. Crytek makes the news published on its own website.
Crytek has already been working on Linux support, according to a vacancy from July of last year the German company claims to be a developer with some Linux experience. Looking Valve previously backed the open source operating system because, according to Valve CEO Gabe Newell, open source platforms allow more innovation. Before even called it Windows 8 disaster.
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