Far Cry, a paradise for gamers
Worldwide release of a new first person shooter game on PC to set base late 2003.
Ubi Soft Entertainment, one of the world’s largest video game publishers, today announced the release of Far Cry, a new first-person-shooter game. With an emphasis on tactics and action with a spectacular use of graphical and environmental details, Far Cry is planned for a worldwide release on PC CD-ROM in late 2003.
In Far Cry, the player finds himself abducted and taken to a group of beautiful islands in Polynesia where he finds sun, sea, sand and… sub-machineguns! Our unlikely hero soon finds himself fighting for survival against highly trained and heavily armed opponents, whilst becoming ever more embroiled in a deeper conspiracy.
“Considering the unique advanced technology, the amazing graphics and atmosphere of this new jewel, we have great expectations for this soon-to-be massive hit!” - Alain Corre, Managing Director for Europe, Asia Pacific and South America, Ubi Soft Entertainment. “It is already looking superb, and we have something very special in Far Cry to please most gamers in 2003”.
In May of this year, restricted presentations were made to the press at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles. The impression it left has already created considerable excitement amongst the gaming press, with IGN.com nominating the game for awards in “technical excellence”, and PC Gamer reporting it being “deeply impressed” by “a gorgeous FPS with fast-paced tactical action”. Press had previously been aware of the game under the working title X-Isle.
"With Far Cry, Crytek will enter into a new Dimension of the FPS Genre. With more tactical elements and far advanced AI, Far Cry will give the Player a total new feeling of Game Play." - Faruk Yerli Chief Marketing Officer Crytek.
Far Cry is being developed by the German Coburg based developing studio Crytek, who has set new standards in game production by utilising their own graphic technology - the CryENGINE. The engine is capable of delivering realistic physics, stunning sound effects and a highly evolved enemy “team intelligence”. Along with these considerable characteristics, it will also gather breathtaking visual effects.
In Far Cry, the player finds himself abducted and taken to a group of beautiful islands in Polynesia where he finds sun, sea, sand and… sub-machineguns! Our unlikely hero soon finds himself fighting for survival against highly trained and heavily armed opponents, whilst becoming ever more embroiled in a deeper conspiracy.
“Considering the unique advanced technology, the amazing graphics and atmosphere of this new jewel, we have great expectations for this soon-to-be massive hit!” - Alain Corre, Managing Director for Europe, Asia Pacific and South America, Ubi Soft Entertainment. “It is already looking superb, and we have something very special in Far Cry to please most gamers in 2003”.
In May of this year, restricted presentations were made to the press at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles. The impression it left has already created considerable excitement amongst the gaming press, with IGN.com nominating the game for awards in “technical excellence”, and PC Gamer reporting it being “deeply impressed” by “a gorgeous FPS with fast-paced tactical action”. Press had previously been aware of the game under the working title X-Isle.
"With Far Cry, Crytek will enter into a new Dimension of the FPS Genre. With more tactical elements and far advanced AI, Far Cry will give the Player a total new feeling of Game Play." - Faruk Yerli Chief Marketing Officer Crytek.
Far Cry is being developed by the German Coburg based developing studio Crytek, who has set new standards in game production by utilising their own graphic technology - the CryENGINE. The engine is capable of delivering realistic physics, stunning sound effects and a highly evolved enemy “team intelligence”. Along with these considerable characteristics, it will also gather breathtaking visual effects.