I checked the computer, and there were numerous emails all saying “GET OUT.” I suited up once more, went into the hallway, and found the maintenance woman dead on the floor with a wrench next to her. I awoke again in my apartment, on the same day as before, with the same song serving as my alarm. It drained his life and he became desiccated in seconds as gas filled my chamber, knocking me out. As the head scientist complained about his coffee over and over again, he looked down at his cup as it reverted to its true form, a shadowy headcrab-lookin’ jerk called a Mimic. The lead scientist was continually exasperated, and there was some comedic timing when he blurted out comments like “Okay, can someone tell me what’s going on?” as if you’re failing the test in some way, and another scientist reminds him “Sir, the speaker is still on.” Something was obviously awry, but I wasn’t sure as to what. In what feels like a scene taking the piss out of tutorials, three scientists behind a thick window had me participate in inane tests, like picking up small boxes or vaulting over a single wall to press a button. The music had me bangin’ my head, as you can see in the video, and it’s a legitimately fun way to start the game, considering you know that you’re going to end up on some screwed-up space station eventually.Īt the facility, Alex greeted me and told me I had some tests to perform. A massive Prey logo was projected onto a building, and an instrumental retrowave-ish song began playing as I watched the Golden Gate bridge pass by.
The family has a corporation that’s researching neuromods, which can improve humans by way of injecting material into their eyes. I boarded the helicopter that would take me to the Yu’s facility.
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