Following yesterday's confirmation the ZootFly's television-inspired Prison Break game had successfully escaped the implosion of former publisher Brash Entertainment, newfound publisher Deep Silver has released the first screenshots of the project. Retelling the events of the show's first season from the perspective of a new character armed with "diverse climbing and stealth skills," the game is slated to arrive on PC and unspecified "next gen consoles." No word on a new release date--it was originally due in February--but with the series' television run now concluded, expect it relatively soon.

Though it wasn't looking good for the video game adaptation of Prison Break--the titular television show is no longer on the air and original publisher Brash went bankrupt--Koch Media today announced that it has signed on to publish the project.

In development for PC and unspecified "next gen consoles," the ZootFly-helmed game takes place during the show's first season, and puts players in control of an undercover agent with "diverse climbing and stealth skills."

Koch subsidiary Deep Silver will handle the publishing duties, though there was no indication as to when it will be released. A few more details on the... Read more

Alvin and the Chipmunks publisher Brash Entertainment will be bringing the Fox television show Prison Break into the realm of interactive entertainment next February.

The project was revealed by an ad contained in recently released Season 3 DVD box set, reports GameSpot, with no platforms or other details listed.

Starring Dominic Purcell and Wentworth Miller (pictured left), Prison Break debuted in 2005 and tells the tale of a tattoo-covered structural engineer that intentionally gets himself imprisoned in a jail he designed in order to break out with his wrongly-convicted big brother. Along the way, he falls in love with the prison doctor.