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CryTek's CryEngine assets are on sale for $1 on HumbleBundle

In its latest bundle, the website is offering assets for CryEngine at a throwaway price of $1. Pay a little more, upwards of $13, and you’ll even be granted assets from CryTek’s gorgeous tech demo, Ryse: Son of Rome.

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Tech2 News Staff|Mar 16, 2016, 14:06:50 IST
If you're unaware of HumbleBundle, shame on you. In its latest bundle, the website is offering assets for CryEngine at a throwaway price of $1. Pay a little more, upwards of $13, and you’ll even be granted assets from CryTek’s gorgeous tech demo, Ryse: Son of Rome.Cast your eyes on this gorgeous trailer and feast on its magnificence, for creating a game of that calibre should be fractionally easier now.
On offer are assets that include environmental textures, plants, shrubs, vehicle models, animals, weapon packs and more. All packs marked “engine ready” have already been optimised for CryEngine, which is a bonus.To those not in the know, HumbleBundle is a website that offers game bundles at a price that you determine. You determine how much you want to pay and you also determine who you’re paying, which is where the “humble” part comes in. You can choose to donate the money to charity, share some of it with the developers or even give HumbleBundle a tip.The Humble Store, a part of the HumbleBundle site, also offers great discounts to a lot of games and 10% of whatever you pay is handed over to charity.Don’t dither about, if there’s even a streak of developer in you, buy these assets NOW!
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First Published:Mar 16, 2016, 14:06:50 IST
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