Crytek’s free-to-play online shooter, Warface, stole the show at the Russian Game Developers Conference this week after being recognized with two top prizes in the prestigious KRI Awards. The game – developed at Crytek’s Kiev studio – not only received the honor of being named “Best Game 2012” by the judging panel, but was also winner in the competitive “Best Graphics 2012” category.
The KRI Awards take place as part of the Russian Game Developers Conference each year, and are the only Russian awards handed out by industry professionals to recognize developers in Russia and other CIS countries.
Crytek’s PC game Warface is a military shooter in a near-future setting. It offers a cinematic experience with next gen visuals, AI and physics based on Crytek’s proprietary CryENGINE® 3 game development solution.
About the KRI Awards
The KRI Awards, the only professional awards in Russia presented by the developers’ community to games, individuals and companies for achievements and innovations in game development, are held annually during the Russian Game Developers Conference (KRI).
Individuals and companies who receive the KRI Awards are the best of the best game developers from Russia and other CIS countries. KRI Awards recognize the contribution and accomplishments of people or companies in the industry.
