Budkat12
2017
This game is the true sequel to System Shock 2. It has everything I'd want in an immersive sim: customizable builds, freedom in movement, and feeling like your choices actually mean something. This game excels in everything, except that it didn't feel like it had a unique identity of its own. With games like Thief and Deus Ex, the enemies, world, and gameplay felt uniquely their own, with no other games comparable to it. With Prey however, it felt like Dishonored with a space aesthetic. Even with this little downside, the game is near perfect.
2019
The good ending is such an incredible end to Artyom's journey, but I personally preferred the smaller linear set pieces of the previous games compared to this game's vast open worlds, as most of my time in-game was spent just traveling to the next mission. Also getting jumpscared by spiders crawling on my face every time I used the lighter definitely angered me more than once lol
2020
2021
2020
2023
This game was incredibly fun to play. Shooting, exploring, and even just moving around felt so satisfying and fun. This was the first shooter that made me actually want to replay levels to get what I missed, as just flying through levels was awesome. My only gripe was that some of the levels were too long, but that honestly wasn't that big of an issue. I can't wait to see what future updates come out, as I'll definitely be itching to come back to the world of Paradise.
This game is so adorable!! Having a checklist of achievements to go through makes galloping through the sandbox have more of a purpose, and walking around and smacking stuff as a cat is just the cutest thing! I wish the game was a little longer or had more quests, as I completed all of the achievements in a little over 4 hours, but I will definitely be replaying this with my girlfriend, who is probably one of the main demographics for this game. If you have Game Pass, this is definitely a must play if you want a comfy fun game!
2015