You're already aboard the Talos 1, and the station has been overrun by the same type of alien that killed the scientist. It doesn't take long for you to realize that something is wrong, and you learn that you've been reliving the same day over and over again. When you come to, you're back in your apartment and preparing to go to work for the first time. The tests are going fine, but one of the scientists evaluating you is attacked by an alien life form, and you're knocked out in the process. It's your first day on the job, and your brother, who's president of the company, welcomes you as you participate in a mandatory testing session before being permitted to board Talos 1, the company's orbiting space station. You play the role of Morgan Yu, scientist and new employee at TranStar Corporation.
Knowing that Arkane Studios worked on it should give you a fair idea of what to expect. The new Prey, however, is a much different beast.
While the game didn't seem out of the ordinary, it gave the player some fascinating environments and great action gameplay. The original game was an oft-delayed first-person shooter that had you playing as Tommy, a Native American who was abducted by aliens and tries to rescue his girlfriend while awakening his dormant powers. It's unusual for a game to have the same name as its predecessor and not be a straight reboot or at least associated with it.
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