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Arkane's Prey built a world where I really cared about the choices I made
It's lonely in the future. Trust me, I've been there. For the last few weeks, I've been replaying Arkane Austin's Prey,…
Facial scars that suggest he's all too familiar with knife fights paired with his thick-rimmed glasses and unfortunate hairline make him seem almost like a wicked math teacher from an 80s teenage comedy - one who was locked up for finally snapping. Even without noticing that his tone of voice and mannerisms weren't the same as the transcribes of the ship's actual chef Will Mitchell, I've simply watched too many horror movies to believe that dealing with anyone like Luka would end without a knife in my back. I felt that the community sentiment was too strong and that its status as an underappreciated gem would one day lead to a continuation of this rich fiction, and that we'd get to learn more about the Yu family history, TranStar, and the ending had so many different branching possibilities.
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