Kudos to Razyl, here's the info from the article:
*Information is from a half dozen independent sources, according to Yerli "dramatized rumors" from disgruntled ex-employees
*Salaries are paid late and leading employees are sending applications to other studios at home and abroad
*Warface doesn't work outside of Russia, other attempts at F2P were unsuccessful
*G-face was a flop
*The development of Ryse was catastrophic: mere months before release, the title was severely behind, only with additional manpower they were able to finish it
*Disagreements with MS over the ownership of Ryse's IP could be a red flag for other publishers
*Adoption of CryEngine not going as planned, word-of-mouth at GDC was negative
*Subscription system on Steam was a reactive move, with an opaque licensing model
*Too many employees, burn-rate too high (3-5 M euro)
*"The vultures are already circling," says a leading representative for a major publisher
*Big publishers are not interested in buying outright,would rather wait for bankruptcy, sign the talent and shop the IPs
*Belarusian Free2Play giant Wargaming is listed as a possible buyer of Crytek
*Avni Yerli says a cash injection for the company is finally imminent. The contract has not been signed yet, but is as good as in the bag. "It's not all great. Our transition to Free2Play studio was not painless. But that is now behind us" he concludes
