Bethesda's sci-fi adventure game Prey is out on Friday, May 5, and its launch trailer has been released to celebrate.
The video shows off some of the abilities you'll be able to develop on board your spaceship, Talos I, as well as showcasing the numerous enemies that will be hunting you down as you go. Take a look at the full trailer above.
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We also get a brief glimpse at the player-character's brother, Alex Yu. Alex is the boss of Talos I, and developer Arkane said recently that the space station will change depending on your relationship with the character.
Today, we learned what's included in Prey's day one patch. The update includes a load of bug fixes, as well as support for English dialogue no matter which region your game is from.
Addressing concerns that the game might be buggy on some platforms, Arkane has stated that it "doubled" its thoroughness in working on the title's PC version after Dishonored 2--from the same company--suffered from a multitude of problems on the platform. Many players seem to be impressed by the game's Opening Hour demo, though that is only available on consoles.
The PC version's minimum and recommended specs were also revealed recently, and the game's soundtrack is available now.
Prey is a reimagining of the 2006 original, and a replacement for the canceled sequel to that game that was in development at Human Head Studios.
The new title is seen by some as a spiritual successor to the 1994 game System Shock, while we also think it's been inspired by BioShock.