It’s always worrying when a game based on a TV show gets released with little fanfare, it makes the more cynical among us think that perhaps the game’s publishers know that their game is, well, shit.

But is that the case with Prison Break: Conspiracy?

First up, the summary…

Prison Break – The Conspiracy takes you inside the Prison Break world like never before. You are Tom Paxton, a Company agent sent inside Fox River Penitentiary to observe and report on a prisoner named Michael Scofield… What you will find will change your Prison Break experience forever. [Deep Silver]

And now for the reviews…

GamingXP
For gamers who don’t have problems with linearity Prison Break: The Conspiracy offers an interesting adventure. Especially fans of the TV-series will enjoy the story that is based on the first season.

RealGamer
Overall, Prison Break – The Conspiracy should have been a fitting tribute to a very clever TV series, but turns out to be falling more in line with the final series – a big anticlimax.

XGN
Prison Break: The Conspiracy shows you in the right way the whole prison and the story of Michael. Unfortunately the graphics scores far below and the gameplay is a little disappointing. These are the factors, the final grade of this game is nearly enough.

VideoGamer
Licensed games can get away with a lot, but this doesn’t even reach mediocre quality, with its core mechanics becoming woefully boring a fraction into the campaign.

IGN
The events of Prison Break: The Conspiracy run concurrently with those of the series’ first season. It’s outcome is the same… and it doesn’t reveal anything that will please fans or cast new light on the show’s characters or plot lines.

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