I really enjoyed the game, even past the first hour, and I found the level design and overall vibe of the game really cool. I am pretty psyched for the sequel.
Prey 2
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Prey 2 was the follow-up to Human Head's first-person shooter Prey. Bethesda confirmed the game's cancelation on October 30, 2014.
Did anyone besides me really enjoy the first game?
Never got round to playing it, even though I always intended to.
Can't imagine there's much point at this juncture.
I really enjoyed the first too. I had given up hopes on a sequel, though I'm getting the feeling it won't turn out so great in today's market.
I need to dig out my copy of the game and install it again. I remember enjoying the game when it came out but I'm not sure it'll hold up now.
I got 9/10 of the way done with it, then never went back to it for some reason. Although I liked it quite a bit.
Because I am so interested in the sequel I'll be picking this up on Games on Demand when I can justify the cash. I was actually quite surprised at the solid review scores when I looked it up the other day given the generally negative comments being made about it recently. Looking forward to going through it and it is good to know it really connected with people.
I liked it enough to play through it three or four times. The vehicle sequences are dull, the game drags in the last third and the puzzles are unimaginative, but it has a great icky artstyle and the semi-living weapons are fun. The utter disregard for human life is both unsettling and refreshing.
No, because it was a bad game. Worse than Quake 4, which was a pretty bad game. The look of the game was pretty unoriginal, and people thought it was unique just because of the opening of the game. After that, it was Quake meets Doom in awfully designed levels and a hideous engine. The Spirit stuff pretty much broke the game, and wasn't very well presented. Some of the portal stuff was "neat" but happened like once, and never again was it interesting, just a thing to get you somewhere else. The weapons got old fast because you got them all so quickly, and the way that game handled was pretty awful, especially on consoles. It wasn't so bad that if you were bored and had nothing better to do you wouldn't feel mildly more entertained than continuing your wall staring, but it wasn't by any stretch of the imagination "enjoyable" for me.
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