Is there any other games out there like Prey?

[Kengo19]

I have this on PS4 and beat it more times then I can count but its starting to get repetitive. Is there any other games out there like Prey?

[Lar Dass]

You can try some other bethesda games like dishonored which have a similar feel to it but are more stealth oriented, or try more games that inspired prey like system shock 2, or try games that look visually identical like the outer worlds

[ZumZoom]

Yeah, I would say closest to this from what I played are System Shock 2 and new Deus Ex games.

[TazmanianD]

Originally posted by Lar Dass:

You can try some other bethesda games like dishonored which have a similar feel to it but are more stealth oriented, or try more games that inspired prey like system shock 2, or try games that look visually identical like the outer worlds

I wouldn't call this a Bethesda game. Bethesda was only the publisher. Arkane Studios was the developer. Most of the games that Bethesda develops are very different (Fallout and The Elder Scrolls). Arkame did however make Dishonored which has some similar flavor to Prey but it is more stealth oriented; I would recommend Dishonored though and Deus Ex HR/MD if you like that.

The closest games you're going to find are the BioShock games. Very very similar games. In fact, sometimes it feels like Arkane wanted to make a BioShock game but because they don't own the IP for it, they made Prey instead :-).

[Captain "Sparks" Sweeney]

bioshock

[StuckInWashingMachine]

I'm suprised no one has said Dead Space. The first and second one. Electronic Arts liek to ruin their franchises with greedy intentions.
I'm not sure what you're looking for in terms of this game, is it the fact that it's somewhat horror? is it the fact that it's horror actions from a first person perspective and the fact that it being in first person is very immersive? or bits of that being with all of the essentially story elements along with the actions just being entertaining?
Like yeah, games that came before and are essentially just inspirations to this game, system shock series, bioshock series, deus ex, and a few games from the same studio dishonored are good examples.
I dis-liked dishonored however for the same reasons i couldnt get into games like thief or styx. Stealth is just not my cup of pee.
I also dont like open world games with giant set pieces all that much, way too much down time and what not. games like the outer worlds, skyrim, the witcher, fallout series, kingdom come deliverance, far cry, cyberpunk, metal gear 5 all great games in their own right but also not my cup of pee because there was so much down time walking around this world.
It why I tended to be drawn more to the souls borne sekiro series, even games that were similar to them like salt and sancutary, or maybe hades, were also good titles.

I can't think of anything that's modern though, Dead space is still my favorite linear shooter of all time, Fear is alright, Metro is boring AF imo, Maybe control since that's a metriovania. Batman series also a decent AAA game if its not the shooting part that you're looking for.

[451 Observant Sky]

The first Deus Ex, both System Shock (And I'd keep a tab on the upcoming remake of the first one if I were you)

[GwanGwanish]

Originally posted by KittyScars:

I'm suprised no one has said Dead Space. The first and second one.

Second for Dead Space 1. Accept that it is from 2008 and some of the design elements are dated - namely it is very linear, but it has aged remarkably well. The Steam forum has info on the quick fixes you will want to get to avoid weird computer glitches. They only take about 5 minutes to install.

If you liked Prey's mystery and atmosphere, Dark Wood is excellent, and it has the added benefit of not being another FPS in a futuristic environment, unlike many of the others on this list. Dark Wood is criminally underrated.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/274520/Darkwood/

[Xautos]

Originally posted by GwanGwanish:

Originally posted by KittyScars:

I'm suprised no one has said Dead Space. The first and second one.

Second for Dead Space 1. Accept that it is from 2008 and some of the design elements are dated - namely it is very linear, but it has aged remarkably well. The Steam forum has info on the quick fixes you will want to get to avoid weird computer glitches. They only take about 5 minutes to install.

If you liked Prey's mystery and atmosphere, Dark Wood is excellent, and it has the added benefit of not being another FPS in a futuristic environment, unlike many of the others on this list. Dark Wood is criminally underrated.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/274520/Darkwood/

looks like doorkickers with a horror theme. not really what i'd be interested in.

System Shock remake is coming along, it's going to be released within the next 4-6 months. SS2EE is also along the way.

Void Bastards is another you could look into. It's got a sort of early 90's feel about it with a sort of EGA like quality while there are elements of system shock in it.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/482400/System_Shock/

https://store.steampowered.com/app/857980/Void_Bastards/

[miklkit]

I find the Bioshock Infinite DLC to have a very similar "feel" to Prey. It's a combination of sneaking and fighting. And Elizabeth DeWitt is still my favorite female character.

[Epicboog]

Play Alien Isolation, its not the same in a lot of ways but it is still a good Space Horror

[Myke H]

Originally posted by Kengo19:

I have this on PS4 and beat it more times then I can count but its starting to get repetitive. Is there any other games out there like Prey?

man I don't know how you do it, once I beat a game I have no desire to beat it again. the only times i re beat games is when I haven't played them in over a decade. like i beat ff7 again after 12 years since i beat it originally. currently beat bioshock and last beat it in 2008. that right there is a incredible game. people say prey is similar to it. it actually on sale for like $4.

[Epicboog]

Originally posted by mykelhardin:

Originally posted by Kengo19:

I have this on PS4 and beat it more times then I can count but its starting to get repetitive. Is there any other games out there like Prey?

man I don't know how you do it, once I beat a game I have no desire to beat it again. the only times i re beat games is when I haven't played them in over a decade. like i beat ff7 again after 12 years since i beat it originally. currently beat bioshock and last beat it in 2008. that right there is a incredible game. people say prey is similar to it. it actually on sale for like $4.

same I can never replay games

[GwanGwanish]

Originally posted by Xautos:

looks like doorkickers with a horror theme. not really what i'd be interested in.

Dark Wood is absolutely nothing like Doorkickers. It is a survival adventure in a gritty, twisted 80s soviet setting. Doorkickers is a tactical close quarters combat SWAT simulation. All they Share is an isometric perspective, unless you consider beating a mutant dog to death with a broken shovel to be akin to commanding a military team during a tactical intervention.

Baffled how you saw trailers or screenshots of Dark Wood and thought "ah, tactical action game!"

Originally posted by Epicboog:

Play Alien Isolation, its not the same in a lot of ways but it is still a good Space Horror

Alien Isolation is fine and knocks the aesthetics out of the park, but after the 10th hour it could have finished. It then slogs on for another 10 hours.

[Epicboog]

Originally posted by Epicboog:

Play Alien Isolation, its not the same in a lot of ways but it is still a good Space Horror

Alien Isolation is fine and knocks the aesthetics out of the park, but after the 10th hour it could have finished. It then slogs on for another 10 hours. [/quote]
yes it really does take a lot of time but its got a good story

[Xautos]

Originally posted by GwanGwanish:

Originally posted by Xautos:

looks like doorkickers with a horror theme. not really what i'd be interested in.

Dark Wood is absolutely nothing like Doorkickers. It is a survival adventure in a gritty, twisted 80s soviet setting. Doorkickers is a tactical close quarters combat SWAT simulation. All they Share is an isometric perspective, unless you consider beating a mutant dog to death with a broken shovel to be akin to commanding a military team during a tactical intervention.

Baffled how you saw trailers or screenshots of Dark Wood and thought "ah, tactical action game!"

Originally posted by Epicboog:

Play Alien Isolation, its not the same in a lot of ways but it is still a good Space Horror

Alien Isolation is fine and knocks the aesthetics out of the park, but after the 10th hour it could have finished. It then slogs on for another 10 hours.

Reading my opening words: "looks like". That's your choice to project what you want to see from my point of view for me, i'm not going to change your mind on that, baffled or not.

Originally posted by Epicboog:

yes it really does take a lot of time but its got a good story

The alien AI is not really that great. all you need is a tiny bit of shadow on the map and to get on the floor laying down, and the alien will walk right past you like it can't see. Beyond that obvious flaw in the AI, it's a fine game.