Saw video game in development

Brash Entertainment has revealed it has more than 40 licenses, one of which is Lionsgate's Saw.

Brash Entertainment, the newly formed video game company which is to focus solely on the creation of high quality games based on movie releases, television and music properties, has revealed it has twelve games in development, including a title based on the Saw franchise.

"The "Saw" franchise is a proven brand in the film space, and it's important to us that the story translates to both the film and game experience in a way that is meaningful and exciting to both movie fans and gamers," said Lionsgate Vice Chairman Michael Burns. "The Brash team respects film IP, is passionate about games and cares about quality just as much as we do. They will partner with the best game developer for the project, and then we will all work together in close collaboration."

Brash currently has more than 40 licenses through its partnerships with five major film studios. These include upcoming children's animated films, action-packed thrillers and horror titles.