That’s right, the snow-vehicle game no one has ever heard of – because it’s by a company working on their first project – is heading to PC. Soon after, the game is scheduled to possibly release on the Xbox 360, PS3 and Wii. So says the CEO of the company working on the game.

IceBreakers, developed by independent studio, Xibalba, is a snow-vehicle game featuring stylized visual effects, a snazzy cast of characters, and multiplayer that goes both ways...online and offline. This unknown project will take on multiple modes of play, including a story mode, various multiplayer matches, and the ability to upgrade or use abilities to modify your “vehicle”.

The game looks like an oddball racer, but that could be the very thing that makes it fun. Another thing working in IceBreaker’s favor lies behind the game’s design. Trinigy’s GmbH’s Vision Engine, a third-party next-generation development tool, is powering IceBreakers and providing the development team with all the necessary tools to make the game smooth on whatever platform it transitions to, including the PlayStation 3.

“During the early stages of development we realized that the Vision Engine will allow us to bring our original idea of Icebreakers to reality,” said Ricardo Villarreal, founder and CEO of Xibalba Studios. “Additionally, the Vision Engine is compatible with Wii, Xbox360 and PLAYSTATION 3, allowing a smooth cross-platform workflow; this will let us bring Icebreakers to the next generation of home consoles in the future.”

You can look for IceBreakers to hit store shelves sometime in 2009. We have some screenshots of the game below. And be sure to stay tuned in with Blend Games for more news and info regarding the latest titles.