Prey, despite the implied violence of its name, is a deeply playful game.
You can pick up a heavy office desk and use it as a shield. You can build globby GLOO barriers to keep the inky alien Typhons out of your personal space. You can, famously, turn into a coffee cup and roll around at the speed of sound.
The memorably spooky village was once a thriving Resistance hub before being shelled by the Combine. Now all that remains are monsters; poison headcrabs, headcrab zombies and hulking behemoth headcrab zombies. There are paint cans scattered throughout the level that you can pick up with Gravity Gun and yeet into walls.
Unlocking one skill might let you lift a couch that was previously too heavy and move it out of your way; another might let you turn into a roll of paper towels and slip under a door. It’s a game where ammo is often scarce and chucking a couch at an imposing enemy is as good as a bullet when your back’s against the wall.
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