Lafiel said:
afaik many of them are former CryTek staff, they probably use it because they were comfortable with that and learning a different engine would take time/create additional costs |
True. And Unreal Engine 4 wasn't out yet, so it was Cryengine or the aging Unreal Engine 3, with the latter not being terribly user friendly either. Anyway, I will say that Cryengine is a good engine if you are targeting highly realistic environments, so that worked out well for them.