Prey Day One Edition

<p><span style="font-size:12px"><span style="font-family:arial,helvetica,sans-serif">Prey (PC) is a psychological shooter developed by Arkane Studios set in the near future. Step into the body of Dr. Morgan Yu and discover the secrets of your Groundhog Day-like life. Prey is a sci-fi game reminiscent of the classic System Shock and more modern productions such as BioShock.<br /> <br /> <strong>An alternate timeline</strong><br /> Prey by Arkane Studios is set in an alternate history where JFK survived an assassination attempt and an era of scientific progress was ushered in by the discovery of an alien life form. The Talos 1 space station is a state-of-the-art research and development station dedicated to the study of alien beings called Typhon. The game is set in the 2032 alternate timeline.<br /> <br /> <strong>Weird enemies</strong><br /> Typhons are shadowy alien life forms that can take the form of inanimate objects. Are you ready to investigate oddly placed objects, every twitch in the corner of your eye, and defeat agile enemies before they get to you? They are small, inconspicuous, but still deadly. What challenges await you later in the game? Can you outsmart or outrun enemies that have no defined form?<br /> <br /> <strong>Open Environment</strong><br /> Prey has an open structure, allowing you to travel freely and return to previously visited locations. Level exploration is an important feature of the game, and as you upgrade your skills and collect or craft equipment you gain access to previously inaccessible areas. Even mission areas aren&#39;t locked once you pass them.<br /> <br /> <strong>Fascinating story</strong><br /> Prey&#39;s story was co-authored by industry veteran Chris Avellone, whose credits include Planescape: Torment and Pillars of Eternity. Avellone&#39;s experience with complex and in-depth narratives makes Prey&#39;s storyline engaging and conceptually interesting. Prey 2017 deals with concepts of form and the consequences that abilities beyond human reach can have. The twists and turns keep beliefs about what is real undefined.<br /> <br /> <strong>Strange powers and instantaneous abilities</strong><br /> Thanks to the scientific advances of previous years, Talos Station I offers the player easy access to a myriad of abilities. Using Neuromods, we can upgrade the skills of hacking, repair, combat and more. All of them will open up new options during exploration and combat. You can even get alien skills. How far will you stretch the definition of human before you become someone else?</span></span></p>