The new plot is to feature protagonist Tommy searching for help after crashing his jeep, and happening upon an entrance to a mysterious structure, that the player must adventure through.

Prey is to be available on a variety of formats, including Brew, and to be playable across a broad array of mobile phones. The game is scheduled for availability across all major carriers in summer 2007.

The announcement between MachineWorks Northwest and SkyZone is part of a multi-title agreement to bring several action games to the mobile platform. Previous titles include Duke Nukem Mobile 3D, Stargate SG-1, and Rocky Balboa 3D.

"Our relationship with MachineWorks is designed to bring the best of PC and console entertainment to mobile, and we think titles such as Prey will significantly change the way people think and feel about gaming on handheld devices," said Neil Haldar, Vice President of Content Programming and Strategy for SkyZone Entertainment, Inc. "These next-generation 3D graphics and familiar game mechanics are everything you'd expect from a MachineWorks-developed game, and there will be huge appeal among both hardcore gamers and mass-market consumers looking for compelling 3D gaming."

"SkyZone has long been a champion of bringing innovative 3D mobile titles to market, and this agreement marks a new era in mobile gaming," said Andreas Vasen, CEO of MachineWorks Northwest. "MachineWorks and SkyZone share a common view about what makes a great game and how to get the most from today's technical requirements to deliver a console and PC-like experience."