
1st Person Shooter With An Unique Spin
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Prey has a lot to like and a some not to like. Here's where I begin - the graphics in Prey are very good for its release date, the gameplay in Prey is interesting and challenging for a 1st person shooter, and requires some thinking as to get through the storyline you will be asked to figure out how to get through the "puzzles" to keep the story going. Here are the drawbacks, the first is you CAN NOT DIE. As long as you can figure out how to keep the game going by figuring out the puzzles, which after a while by the way becomes easier as the types of puzzles repeat themselves, it is impossible, and I repeat impossible to DIE. No this is not God Mode, and no, though it may sound to some to be a benefit, it is nice sometimes to have an excuse to quit the game at your last save point. Not being able to die in Prey, at least for me, you can tell me if you agree, feels like 1. an undeserved cheat code, and 2. a drag. Secondly the game is very linear, and as you begin to get through it feels and is definitely scripted, but Prey is not the first 1st person shooter by any means to suffer from this.
Though the story of Prey may not seem to appeal to all, a Native American Hero who with the help of his "spirit force" (excuse me if my terminology is off) fights to save his "girlfriend" from Alien abductors, if you like a game with a different spin you forgive the storyline to play a more unique 1st person shooter in the 1st person shooter genre. And the best part of all - you get to kill, kill, kill :) Final Verdict - Good but not Excellent
Review ID: 10000000002551794

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