EspadaGrim said: Well Ryse used CryEngine so MS doesn't need to buy the IP in order to use the engine for future 1st party projects, but they seem to favor Unreal Engine 4 for their Games at the moment. Also remember that Ryse was a launch title and most likely rushed, I belive that if it were released today it could have run at Native 1080p and 30fps. |
Good golly, you are right. I had to load up the game, yes, it's just CryEngine. I thought it was some special Ryse one, but nope, just the then current CryEngine. It also says Microsoft Studios at the beginning - so they may have had more to do with the game than we know. And I think you are right, today it would run a little better. And I think probably even better again after DX 12/Windows 10 launches.
We have yet to see what DirectX 12 will do for the console, but seems to really help older GPU cards (But still recent enough that they can upgrade their DirectX 11 to 12.