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Ron Burgundy
Arkane Austin, developer of Dishonored, is building its next game in CryEngine. The company's HR manager Ashley Pierce specified the company's new tech in multiple job listings this week. Arkane previously used Epic Games' Unreal Engine 3 to create Dishonored, and is now moving forward without adopting id's idTech 5 Engine as many expected it would.
Arkane completed development of Dishonored when The Brigmore Witches add-on released in August. Rumors circulated earlier this year that Arkane had taken over development on a new version of Prey 2. Bethesda's BattleCry Studios is also using CryEngine for its upcoming, unannounced project.
Bethesda declined to comment on Arkane's adoption of CryEngine
Source IGN
Arkane completed development of Dishonored when The Brigmore Witches add-on released in August. Rumors circulated earlier this year that Arkane had taken over development on a new version of Prey 2. Bethesda's BattleCry Studios is also using CryEngine for its upcoming, unannounced project.
Bethesda declined to comment on Arkane's adoption of CryEngine
Source IGN
I played the first Prey and it was great and I am looking forward to the next one if it is in development.