Chinese MMO God Slayer Runs On CryEngine 3, Looks Pretty

We’ve already got God Eater, but Chinese online games developer, ChangYou, are working on an MMORPG titled God Slayer. Like Project E:st by Polygon Games, God Slayer is an MMO that runs on Crytek’s proprietary CryEngine technology—CryEngine 3 (Crysis 2), specifically.

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God Slayer’s world is a blend of eastern and western mythology. You can view a trailer for the game above, and a few screenshots below. ChangYou hope to roll the game out worldwide at some point, but haven’t provided a launch date yet.

 

 


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