r/prey • • 7h ago

Original Content fanart

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a bit overrendered but oh well. i hope i'll do more fanart in the future!!


r/prey • • 10m ago

just finished Prey (2017) and I can’t stop thinking about the ending

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I finally played Prey, and it is one of the most underrated games I have tried. Exploring talos I feels amazing, and every room seems to hide a shortcut, a secret, or something trying to kill you. I got paranoid every time I saw a coffee cup or a chair, because it might be a Mimic.

I loved how many ways there are to solve a problem. I once used the Gloo cannon to climb to a spot I wasn’t supposed to reach, and it worked. The story also made me question what’s real, and the ending hit me harder than I expected.

For anyone who has played it:

  • Did you go for the Typhon powers or stay fully human?
  • What’s your best Mimic scare story?
  • Any tips for a second playthrough?

Please no spoilers past the ending in the replies. I am still processing it.