Prey Game Guide

You are the only one who can stop the invasion. The guide for Prey contains all information necessary to complete the game and discover the most interesting of its secrets. The initial chapters of this guide offer various kinds of useful tips. The biggest part of this guide is the walkthrough.

Last update: 20 June 2017

The guide for Prey contains all information necessary to complete the game and discover the most interesting of its secrets. The initial chapters of this guide offer various kinds of useful tips. They cover combat, exploration, and crafting, among other topics. Separate pages include the list of all achievements, answers to the frequently asked questions, and suggestions concerning the best character development paths (recommended neuromods and psionic abilities).

The biggest part of this guide is the walkthrough which covers main story missions as well as optional side quests. Descriptions of individual quests include their objectives and hints regarding reaching the quest areas and how to efficiently eliminate or avoid enemies. The further sections of the guide detail the locations of all hidden items, including neuromods, weapon enhancements, suit kits, Psychoscope kits, keycards, and crafting plans. The guide informs in detail where all secrets can be found and, in the case of the ones that are difficult to find, is enriched with pictures whenever necessary.

Prey is a first-person science fiction action game. The player is taken to the year 2032 to investigate the Talos 1 space station which is overrun by hostile aliens. The game puts great emphasis on freedom of exploration of the available areas. It serves not only as a means to avoid or to better prepare for combat but also to find items that prove useful to survive.

Colored markings

The guide uses the following colored markings:

Bronze is used to mark important non-player characters and elite enemies that can be encountered on the station.
Blue is used to mark main locations on the Talos 1 station that can be visited in the course of the game.
Green is used to mark the most important items to be found during questing and free exploration. These include mainly weapons, secrets, and keycards.
Orange is used to mark the most important moments when you can use psionic powers or human abilities to, for example, pave your way forward.

Jacek "Stranger" Halas (www.gamepressure.com)