During the hacking minigames, maps are randomized.So if you miss the first shotgun ammo schematic for instance, you are bound to find another one down the line. Most schematics have multiple copies lying around Talos 1.It's also good because the majority of the codes are randomized, so you can't just remember them anyway. Even though all notes and Transcribes are kept in inventory, you're not required to remember the codes yourself. Keycodes are displayed in the upper-right corner when interacting with a keypad for which you have one.The amnesiac Morgan who keeps waking up isn't the same as the one that went in, pursuing various agendas of their own, and so they keep 'rebooting' you in the hope of finally getting it right. Audiologs indicate there was another operator called October, implied to be the first and also implying there must have been a November - further evidence that the cycle of Morgan being awakened with no memory has been going on for some time, and thus that this trope applies to you to some degree.If you leave both operators active, January's programming compels it to destroy December before it can get you any further off-track. The playable Morgan Yu might not agree with the Morgan who created January, however - as highlighted by the presence of a previous operator called December, who was programmed to do everything it can to help you reach Alex's escape pod in the arboretum and get off Talos alive.But it also tells you that you can simply destroy it to keep it from interfering with your escape, implying that it wants you to do so. At the end, if you follow its plan and gave yourself little to no Typhon enhancements, January says that you are probably safe to return to Earth, but its coding will force it to do whatever it can to stop you from escaping. Lampshaded early on - the reason you can trust it, it says, is that despite being an AI, it's also a digitized version of you, and while it might be working to destroy the station, it's Necessarily Evil to keep Earth from being overrun by Typhon. January is an operator programmed to do everything it can to help or otherwise compel you to set the station to self-destruct, along with everyone on it, to ensure that no Typhon can ever reach Earth.Your AI Mission Control is programmed to turn against you if you go against the mission parameters established by the previous version of you - in turning against you, it is in fact obeying its programming, as without your memory, you are the one now working against your own previous goals. There's no real sense of "up" or "down", for the most part, and it can be very disorienting when you do it for the first time. 2-D Space: Averted when spacewalking or exploring anywhere that has microgravity.Youll have to rely on the tools you find on the station - along with your wits, weapons and mind-bending abilities - to combat the growing threat and hopefully survive.
Now you must uncover the secrets hiding in the depths of the space station while being hunted by the mysterious alien force that has taken over. You wake up in your apartment where it is revealed that it is actually 2035, and that you have actually been living in a simulation aboard the Talos I for the past three years. In 2032, you are recruited by your brother to serve aboard the Talos I space station, but during some some suspicious preliminary tests you and the scientists testing you are attacked by shapeshifting aliens known as the Typhon. You take the role of Morgan Yu, Director of Research and a key subject of morally dubious experiments designed to improve the human race for the TranStar Corporation. The game's development was led by then-CEO and director Raphaël Colantonio and his team in Austin, with Chris Avellone working on the project. Not to be confused with the identically named 2006 game, Prey.
The game was released on for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. Prey is a 2017 Psychological Thriller Sci-Fi First-Person Shooter/ Immersive Sim developed by Arkane Studios and published by Bethesda.
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