Kotaku
Blade Interactive recently released their three-years in the making HydroEngine, a fluid dynamics engine that allows for real flowing water in games, and today they've announced the game they're using to showcase it, Hydrophobia.
The game is a sort of survival adventure tale about a systems engineer named Kate who gets caught up in a terrorist plot to destroy the Queen of the World, the largest ship ever built. It sounds absolutely intriguing.
HydroEngine provides truly dynamic water whose behaviour is altered by every physical action and event in the game; meaning you will never get the same behaviour twice. Survive it, manipulate it, master it; but never forget, in the world of Hydrophobia, you can never be sure what awaits you beneath the surface.
Looks like it will be coming to the 360, and I'd guess the PlayStation 3 as well. Check out our gallery of screenshots below, and hit up the Hydrophobia site for more on the really well thought out backstory to the game.
