'Sons Of Anarchy: The Prospect': Will Game Continue Charlie Hunnam's Jax Teller Ride After 10 Episodes? [WATCH]

Orpheus Interactive has released the first episode of their all-new mobile game based on the popular motorcycle drama, Sons of Anarchy, from FX. Depending on the videogame's success, will SOA creator Kurt Sutter decided to continue the final ride of Jax Teller (Charlie Hunnam) after the first 10 initial episodes of Sons of Anarchy: The Prospect?

In our series finale recap, Jax (Hunnam) stepped down as president of the motorcycle club, handing over the throne to Chibs (Tommy Flanagan) and Tig (Kim Coates). For the deaths of the former sheriff and the matriarch of the club, Jax rode straight to his impending death, steering directly towards an incoming truck, as he was being chased by the entire Charming police force.

As we previously mentioned, the first of ten installments of Prospect has been released. Developed by Silverback Games, the original story follows a single player exploring uncharted locations and situations from the biker drama franchise. In first-person perspective, gamers will have to choose whether or not to shoot their impending victim.

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Sutter reveals the future of his franchise, "I think if the response is good and if the episodes continue to sell, then there will probably be an appetite both from fans and from the studio to continue. Then we decide whether or not we continue to tell this story, or does it become some sort of an anthology-based thing where each season is a different charter and a different story."

Check out the launch trailer here:

Since we hear Tig (Coates)'s voice in the launch trailer, does that mean more SOA vets will show up? Sutter answers, "I think when it makes sense and again, it doesn't impact other mythology, we will continue to weave in characters, whether it be Tig or others, especially if we continue to do more seasons of it."

Don't forget, we are just days away from the final season of Sons of Anarchy arriving on DVD and Blu-Ray this February 24. Check out our 5 reasons why we're still missing Sons of Anarchy after the series finale.

The first episode of Sons of Anarchy: The Prospect is available for the iPhone and iPad for $2.

Readers, would you like the SOA mobile game to continue?