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Playing Nice Together In Crytek's Warface
Warface, the free to play shooter from the folks behind games like the original Far Cry and Crysis, shows off its cooperative side in the latest trailer.
It's hard to believe that Warface is going to be free to play, because it is looking mighty sharp. You can see Crysis' impressive physics shine through as bodies react to shotguns being fired into their chests. No word on a release date or window for the game, but we've reached out to publisher Trion Worlds for more information. For the time being, you can go ahead and reserve your username by heading to Warface's website.
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