There are fresh concerns over the fate of upcoming shooter Homefront: The Revolution amid the ongoing problems at Crytek.
Over 30 staff have left Nottingham-based studio Crytek UK since development on Homefront began in 2011, according to a list of names provided to Eurogamer overnight.
We won't publish the names, but the list includes staff who held key positions in art, design and programming.
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That's awesome. So how long till the studio closes and everyone gets fired?
Immersed Gamer writes: "Frans Bouma just received a Cease and Desist letter from Crytek, developers of Crysis. Did he pirate their game? Or maybe he infringed on their copyright? What horrible thing did Bouma do to deserve this? Well, he modded in a photo mode so that people could take beautiful pictures and share them on social media."
"from his Patreon page" Uhhhh yeah.......Oh gee and I wonder why that was problem? You know where this goes there Filip or perhaps you are just not quite yet.
Rarely do you see something with so much potential (Crytek) shoot themselves in the foot so many times.
Instead of sending a C&D Crytek should thank him, for this, because this will lead to more people buying and playing the game.
Timesplitters would have been a more interesting project,but I wish Crytek and employees the best
They have studios in
Germany
Ukraine
Hungary
Bulgaria
South Korea
United Kingdom
China
Turkey
Austin
Don't spread yourself to thin
30 people over 3 years is alarming on one hand but not as massive as I feared on the other hand.
They really need to hit big with Homefront. Its looks pretty good but Fall 2015 is a long way off. If this is true hopefully they can hold it together until they ship the game n fix post launch issues.