Crytek has released two new videos for the GDC that shows the power of the CryEngine. Both you can watch below. The first one shows 16 licensees from around the world that useing the Engine. Here’s the list of this games shown in the first video:

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Civilization Online – XL Games
Rolling Sun
Umbra – SolarFall Games
UltraWorld
Wander
Miscreated – Entrada Interactive
Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture – The Chinese Room
Evolve – Turtle Rock Studios
WindWalkers – Froge Animation
King of Wushu – Snail Games
Lichdom Battlemage – Xaviant
Kingdom Come : Deliverance – WarHorse
Legend of Yulong – Tencent
Sonic Boom – Big Red Button
Snow – Poppermost
Monster Hunter Online – Tencent

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You can take a look at some great Screenshots in the gallery below the videos. ENJOY!

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The second one gives you “a closer look at some of the features CRYENGINE places at users’ fingertips, and shows again how the engine’s accessibility is leveling the playing field for developers of all sizes and budgets.

Watch Physically Based Rendering, 3D HDR Lens Flares, Image Based Lighting, Screen Space Directional Occlusion, Real-Time Local Reflections, Volumetric Fog Shadows and many more features at work, and see for yourself how the technical terms come to life in game worlds created by Crytek, CRYENGINE licensees and Engine-as-a-Service (EaaS) subscribers.”

Here’s the list of features in this trailer:

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Physically Based Rendering
Image Based Lighting
Screen Space Directional Occlusion
Real-Time Local Reflections
Time of Day
Realistic Vegetation
3D HDR Lens Flares
Geometry Cache
Dynamic Particle System
Motion Blur & Depth of Field
Volumetric Fog Shadows
Interactive Physics
Advanced AI System
Versatile Character Creation

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