Posted on: August 13, 2020

Demitrix2k

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A good RPG FPS, not an FPS RPG

Super enjoyable, really unique and will likely age well as a cult classic for a very long time. Do not expect to go guns blazing from A to B, instead, think, plan, execute, reconsider and possibly experiment. This is not your ordinary first person rpg, i would actually switch it around and the emphasis is on RPG, you have so many options of navigating and problem solving situations you gotta be creative and think to try out new things, you have more options at your disposal than your tool belt of weapons and items. This game was frustrating in a very good way, after my first playthrough i had a really good idea of how i can approach general gameplay again, there is just so much you can do in this game than other games and the options are not openly apparent to you unless given a presentation, some things which seem obvious to do i didn't realize until hours into it. The level design is spectacular, its one huge detailed spacestation with multiple ways of entering different sections of it, if you enjoy detailed environments that award exploration, environmental awareness of your surroundings and planning then this game is for you. The negatives of this game i would say are certain play styles just get shit on because of the game is, there are respawning enemies in every part of the station, so my idea of investing heavily into turrets across the station to have secure areas ended up costing me because some places just insta killed turrets when i loaded the level and enemies had respawned.

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Posted on: June 4, 2020

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Superbe !

Nous jouons Morgan Yu, femme/homme scientifique, quittant notre appartement afin de subir quelques observations. Peu après, nous voici dans la station Talos 1, où la situation est rendue critique par la présence d'un ennemi. Il nous faut alors lutter pour survivre et comprendre les évènements. FPS et RPG par ses combats et ses quêtes, dans une station qui déverrouille ses zones de jeu par rapport à notre progression. Comme pour Dishonored, une liberté incroyable nous est donnée pour accomplir nos objectifs pour le plus grand des plaisirs: +Possibilités/interactions énormes +Puces/pouvoirs +Au choix=sauver/laisser mourir/tuer +Direction artistique irréprochable +Ambiance folle +Ombres/lumières, cycle jour/nuit +Level design génial +Bande son exceptionnelle +Doublages parfaits +Ennemis fourbes, vicieux, efficaces, agiles +Exploration passionnante/gratifiante +L'arsenal/améliorations +Canon GLUE=exploration presque sans limites +Charge recyclante +Recycleur/fabricateur +Micro gravité/apesanteur +Casque/respiration lourde +Atténuation des bruits dans le "vide" +Grandeur/richesse/cohérence de Talos 1, sensation de station spatiale +Découverte marquante des ennemis +Combats exigeants/éprouvants +Forces/faiblesses des ennemis +Difficulté +Sentiment de petitesse +Miroirs=Portails Prey 2006 +Personnalisation ATH/FOV +Optimisation +Mitchell et Raclette +Andrea Hudson bien cachée +Mode survie +Clavier/souris/interface/inventaire +Pas de minimap +25h de jeu ≈Technique correcte ≈Scénario convenu mais bien ficelé ≈Piratage ≈Végétation ≈Aller/retour ≈Le cauchemar ≈Fin et ses variantes -Bugs curseur quête/script -Réaction PNJ parfois incohérente -limité 20 sauvegardes -x2 plantages Prey, c'est un un jeu où même un carton, une chaise nous rend paranoïaque, où les bruits inconnus nous perturbent, où l'exploration approfondie dévoile alors toute sa saveur. Le final est encore abrupte (Arkane Studios), mais le gameplay riche et l'immersion si fabuleuse, en font un excellent jeu :)

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Posted on: September 2, 2020

data5x

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Great Game!

Okay, I'm not overly educated, jaded, a genius, or professional gamer; but some one who wrote here the game is 'BioHalfMassEffectLifeShock', in the positive sense -- HEY! THIS must be why I LOVE this game that IS a new example of all of those, with even brighter shades of modern Doom series thrown in. Frankly, I also get tired of death dark dangerous games -- dangerous is fine; kill the monsters to win the day but celebrate Life - there is more sympathy, humor and humanity to this title than usual for an fps. And it is not overdone; is just right, I think, for people who like to PLAY and to get through to the END of the game they PAID for. I also would still like to see a sequel of the original 'Prey', but I believe this game is a great excuse that they did not make that other one yet. I find it to be INSPIRED. Finally, for those who found it 'lazy', I found it to have just enough strategy and thought involved -- as I love strategy games in theory, I only can't play them because of their complexity. This smart fps does it for me; I find this an intelligent game that all CAN play. It also has high replay value; am now on my second round, finding things I missed the first time, still enjoying it. I also find the enemies and action challenging, yet not ridiculous. FIVE STARS: THANK You, God! Uhhh, GOG I mean. ;-)

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Posted on: February 26, 2022

David_Rose

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A Fantastic Immersive Sim

Anyone who is a fan of immersive sims or curious about the genre should play Prey. My biggest disappointment is that there aren't more games like this. PROS: +Great level design that allows freedom of movement and multiple paths. +A "play your way" style of gameplay. Want to use stealth? Go for it. Want to go in guns blazing? Do it. Interested in alien space magic? Knock your socks off. +Lots of replayability as you experiment with different powers and how they affect your gameplay. +Rewards exploration and thinking outside of the box. +Multiple ways to solve any problem. +Interesting, world-building side quests that add to the overall experience instead of feeling tacked on. +Interesting story touching on loyalty, trust, morality, and the "greater good". +Multiple endings that aren't just "choose A or B". +Excellent music and visual presentation. +Mods that further change the experience, making things either much easier or harder. CONS: -While I wouldn't call it a horror game by any stretch, it is a very tense game that jump scared me at several points throughout. (Damn mimics!) -If you skip all of the optional side quests and just stick to the main story, it's a fairly short experience that fails to invest you in the story. -Much of the world building requires you to read a lot of the various reports, articles, and emails that you'll find throughout the game. -There are a few times where the game takes away your options in order to force you in one direction for story driven purposes. Overall, Prey is an excellent example of an increasingly rare genre of game; that being immersive sims. Instead of creating a problem and programing a solution, Arkane Studios creates obstacles and trusts the player to use their skills, equipment, and brain to find their own solutions. Such design requires a certain amount of trust between the developer and player, and I wish more developers would take such risks in game design. I highly recommend Prey.

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Posted on: August 20, 2022

jammonstrald

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Fun space thriller; I alllmost love it

After being massively disappointed with Bioshock, I approached this "spiritual successor to System Shock" with a lot more skepticism. Playing through the early stages, I was actually dismayed at how much it shares with Bioshock; it has the same 'Art Deco monument to man's hubris built by a megalomaniac who can't accept that things went VERY bad and you're left in the wreckage' thing going on. But where Bioshock ended up becoming a silly, boring slog with ridiculous writing, Prey actually takes that premise and does something quite special. Prey puts you on the research station Talos I playing as Morgan Yu, a silent protagonist (a trope I actually love and wish more games would utilize instead of forcing cringe words into your character's dumb maw) who is participating in the space station's study of neural modification when some sort of alien entity gets loose and starts wreaking havoc. As you make your way through the station figuring out the best ways to combat the threat, you discover more about what has been happening, and how you are connected to it. In concept, Prey seems like it's going to be a horror game; in style and execution however, it is much more of an action mystery a la the Half-Life games. I was really in the mood for a good horror game when I started Prey, so that disappointed me at first. But once I understood what it actually was (a fps action-rpg metroidvania in space) I got hooked. Prey accomplishes what so many games only promise: divergent gameplay as a consequence of your choices within its world. And the worldbuilding, both in setting and story, is some of the best I've ever seen. Talos I comes to life as you explore it; finding your way into subsections, crawling through maintenance shafts, floating through zero-g tunnels, reading emails. It all interconnects to make a game that is not only fun to play, but one that immerses you in an experience that feels believable. In that regard, it is a true successor to the System Shock games.

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