Prey – Reviews

1. 8
   Hey, have you ever heard about "Bioshock in Space"?

   11/14/2021

   By Bkstunt_31
2. 9
   Not Quite Arkane's Magnum Opus But Very Close!

   12/10/2020

   By Jagr_68
3. 9
   "Bioshock in space"? More like System Shock meets Metroid

   05/09/2022

   By RageBot
4. 8
   A Gift from the Gods?

   05/24/2017

   By vintage81

1. 9
   Bioshock-esque - and that is high praise indeed

   08/22/2017

   By NellytheHoof

1. 
   Prey Review: 6 / 10

1. 79
   metacritic

   Based on 68 critics.
2. 8.0
   User Score

   Based on 1128 user reviews.

1. 85
   3DJuegos

   We definitely want a second run with Prey to delve into its possibilities. Although it covers too much and neglects some of them, the great design of the Talos 1 keeps you in motion, developing your skills and accomplishing side missions with great interest. And although their wanting to offer so much occasionally plays against itself, it is certainly a solid and commendable experience.
2. 60
   Cheat Code Central

   Ultimately, I doubt I’ll remember Prey much after I stop playing it. There’s too much else going on in games in 2017, and Prey does not stand out amongst its peers. Its fiction is self-serious, despite being so derivative, and its systems are frustrating and constantly in conflict with each other. It feels like dozens of other games I’ve played already, but enjoyed more. Even when something interesting does happen, I still feel like my time hasn’t been respected and my brain hasn’t been stimulated as promised.
3. 90
   PLAY! Zine

   Prey is an action exploration game that sends a love letter to games such as System Shock 2 and Bioshock. It takes the best from them and combines it with some of its own fresh ideas and innovative gameplay, to create an amazing journey. Set on the Talos I space station that has been compromised by an alien race, you assume the role of Morgan, a scientist who will have to explore, survive and discover the world of Prey.
4. 80
   Telegraph

   Despite these niggles, I was left feeling satisfied after the post-credits scene. I’m already planning on diving back in and fixing the mistakes of my first run. Prey makes you feel clever, excites, intrigues and, at least once, can be absolutely terrifying. But, hey, at least you can turn into a toilet roll now. If you’re looking for one of the most interesting triple-A video games this year, it’s over here disguised as a sci-fi shooter.

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