Debut trailer of flOw for PS3

It looks like a scene that was cut from “The Abyss” (if you remember that 1989 award-winning James Cameron film). This flOw trailer is jaw-droppingly beautiful.

We’ve all tried the downloadable Flash version for PC, but the PS3 version has far more depth to it in terms of graphics, ambience, and gameplay. Graphics are important; graphics help with the immersive experience, and PS3 flOw is… words fail us. Just watch the video.

The game should be released towards the end of this month.

And if you’ve been stuck at the bottom of some trench all these months, flOw is a game by Jenova Chen and friends (now known as thatgamecompany). It is the perfect example of what Jenova calls “flow in games” – where you just go with the flow: no real objectives, no mission to collect 42 wolf pelts, no big instruction manuals, no menus, no whatever. Just explore and get the hang of it; go with your gut instincts, grow, flow. Just flow.

It looks like a scene that was cut from “The Abyss” (if you remember that 1989 award-winning James Cameron film). This flOw trailer is jaw-droppingly beautiful.

We’ve all tried the downloadable Flash version for PC, but the PS3 version has far more depth to it in terms of graphics, ambience, and gameplay. Graphics are important; graphics help with the immersive experience, and PS3 flOw is… words fail us. Just watch the video.

The game should be released towards the end of this month.

And if you’ve been stuck at the bottom of some trench all these months, flOw is a game by Jenova Chen and friends (now known as thatgamecompany). It is the perfect example of what Jenova calls “flow in games” – where you just go with the flow: no real objectives, no mission to collect 42 wolf pelts, no big instruction manuals, no menus, no whatever. Just explore and get the hang of it; go with your gut instincts, grow, flow. Just flow.