Arnold Schwarzenegger is back for another round of being the killer robot, and with so much hype, the International Business Times noted that a game is under development for the franchise.

Specifically, a report from TerminatorFans noted that GLU mobile is developing a "Terminator" game based on the movie, and it will soon be available on mobile, but probably not for consoles or PC.

Not much has been revealed about the game, however, the company hopes to allow gamers to play Schwarzenegger's character, and hopefully release it in time for the film debut.

IBT also noted that it is not only GLU that's planning on releasing a game. Mogol Games is also doing so, but based on the original "Terminator" movies, as opposed to only "Genisys." Another difference with GLU is that Mogol Games is developing theirs not only for mobile, but for PC as well.

Reef Entertainment is working on the original films to turn to games as well, but there is not word about whether it will be for mobile, console, or PC.

Fans are eagerly awaiting for the release of "Genisys," and according to Master Herald, the new prototype for the T-800 is sleeker and sexier than ever, giving the new version a very mainstream look that matches today's technological advancement.

"Genisys" takes to resetting the past to introduce a different timeline and alternate story to the events that happened in the original films. In it, Kyle Reese (Jai Courtney) is sent back in time to defend Sarah Connor (Emilia Clarke) and inhibit Skynet and its machines to stop it from taking over the world.

The plot is still a bit confusing, even Movie Pilot admitted that it is hard to follow the logistics of the film. Alan Taylor will be at the helm, though, and as the website said, if anyone could tie together multiple story lines into a cohesive whole, Taylor is the guy for the job.

The trailer, which was released just before Christmas, revealed a lot for the fans, but according to rumors noted by Master Herald, not all of the scenes appealed to the fans or followers of the franchise. However, as with any trailer, there is more to it than meets the eye.

Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger in the reprisal of his iconic role, the film boasts of a strong cast that include Emilia Clarke, Matt Smith, Jason Clarke, and Jai Courtney. The film is expected to hit theaters in July.