Prey

PREY - одна из лучших игр, что я играл! Очень жаль, что Техасская часть студии Аркейн после Prey выпустила Redfall и сама себя подвела под закрытие! Большая потеря! С хорошим управлением, ребята из той студии могли еще навести шороху! Prey - это очень погружающая игра с неплохим сюжетом и просто потрясающим геймплеем. В ней чувствуется прогрессия тебя, как игрока. В начале ты боишься каждого стула, стакана или урны, ожидая засады от местных злодеев мимиков, крадешься, как мышь, стиснув дробовик или что по крупнее, лишь бы смочь дать отпор очередной ебаке! И как же круто в конце игры, ты словно босс станции, с огромным гаечным ключом и не менее огромными яйцами давишь всех в рукопашной направо и налево, загоняя всех под лавку в ужасе! Рекомендую каждому эту игру! Крутатошка!

我突然理解ign为啥一开始打4.4分了

To everyone at Arkane Studios, I just wanted to say thank you. From the first time I played Dishonored as a little kid and had my mind completely blown, to finally finishing Prey all these years later, your games have given me some of the greatest gaming experiences I've ever had. Like many I don't have much free time for gaming anymore Life gets busy But something made me reinstall Prey as The first time I tried it, it didn't really click with me. But boy oh boy it made me fall in love with video games once more. I had so much fun experimenting with different powers and ways of playing This game, it was a breath of fresh air from all the pressure I had on me. Prey constantly rewards you for your curiosity It makes you want to explore every room and complete every side mission.but in the end it became a little repetitive Maybe that's just me getting older and having less time and energy than I used to but in the end the plot twist completely blew my mind and made this game one of my favorites like all the other arkane games.

Великолепная игра. Одна из лучших immersive sim, в которые мне доводилось играть.

Świetna gra, ale długie wczytywanie między lokacjami jest dość męczące.

a la madre

If you love games like BioShock, System Shock, or Dishonored, Prey is an absolute must-play. It’s not just a sci-fi shooter; it is a brilliantly crafted immersive sim that respects the player's intelligence, offering unparalleled freedom in how you navigate its world, survive, and solve problems. 🎬 The Story & Setting (No Major Spoilers) You play as Morgan Yu, a scientist trapped aboard Talos I, a massive, retro-futuristic space station in the year 2032. The station has been overrun by the Typhon—a mysterious and hostile alien ecology. What starts as a seemingly standard "escape the monster-infested ship" plot quickly devolves into a psychological mind-bend. The game constantly makes you question your own identity, your memories, and the morality of your choices. Talos I itself is one of the best-designed settings in gaming history; it feels like a real, interconnected place that you can fully explore (even from the outside in zero-gravity). 🕹️ Gameplay Mechanics: Pure Player Freedom The core strength of Prey is its emergent gameplay. The game rarely tells you "you must do it this way." Instead, it gives you tools and lets you figure out your own solutions. The GLOO Cannon: This isn't just a weapon. You can use it to freeze enemies, but more importantly, you can shoot it at walls to create your own stairs and platforms, allowing you to reach seemingly inaccessible areas. Neuromods (Skill Trees): You can upgrade Morgan using alien or human abilities. Human Skills focus on hacking, engineering, and firearms. Typhon Skills allow you to use alien powers, such as kinetic blasts, telekinesis, or the famous Mimic Matter (turning yourself into a coffee mug, a chair, or a grenade to slip through tiny gaps). Scavenging & Crafting: Resources are scarce. You will spend a lot of time collecting trash and throwing it into a Recycler to turn it into raw materials, which you then use at a Fabricator to craft ammo, medkits, and Neuromods. 👾 The Enemies: Terrifying and Paranoia-Inducing The Typhon are distinct and highly unsettling. Mimics: These small, spider-like creatures can transform into any mundane object in the room. A stray coffee cup, a double-up of a chair, or a flashlight on the ground could be an enemy waiting to jump at your face. This creates a brilliant sense of paranoia where you find yourself hitting random objects with a wrench just to be safe. Phantoms & The Nightmare: Human corpses mutated by alien energy. They are fast, hit hard, and speak in distorted, creepy echoes of human voices. The Nightmare is a massive beast that stalks you dynamically across the station, forcing you to either hide or prepare for a brutal boss fight. 🎨 Atmosphere, Graphics, and Sound The "Neo-Deco" art style gives Talos I a luxurious yet isolated and eerie vibe. The soundtrack, composed by Mick Gordon (the genius behind the DOOM soundtracks), is phenomenal. It shifts perfectly from atmospheric sci-fi synths to blood-pumping acoustic guitars and terrifying horror screeching when an ambush happens. 🏆 Final Verdict Prey is a criminally underrated gem that suffered from poor marketing at launch, but it stands as one of the finest sci-fi games ever made. It challenges your creativity, rewards exploration, and delivers a fantastic narrative punch. Pros: Incredible level design, total player freedom, intense atmosphere, brilliant recycling/crafting loop. Cons: Combat can feel a bit clunky at the very beginning before you get good upgrades; long loading screens between major sectors on older hardware. My Rating: 9.5 / 10 — Highly Recommended for anyone who wants a smart, atmospheric sci-fi thriller.