However, they failed to contain the Typhon outbreak - the actual Typhon are now on Earth. Turns out what you've been doing is a simulation based on the events that the actual Morgan Yu lived through. These operators will evaluate your performance, and will ultimately decide whether you live or die. Prey Endings Explained: What's up with the game's epilogue?Īfter the ending, you'll wake up in a secure location with Alex Yu and four Operator robots with the voices of four prominent NPCs in the game, according to Prima Games.
There's also a third ending you can get if you go to Alex's escape pod prior to completing either of the above endings called Abandon Ship, but it's essentially a fail state and the game tells you to start over if you pull it off. Once you've activated the self-destruct sequence, you can choose to go down with the station, head to Alex's personal escape pod at the top of the Arboretum or make your way to the escape shuttle with the other survivors (which might grant you the "Awkward Ride" achievement if you were particularly bloodthirsty).Įven though only one of those results in your fiery death, choosing to detonate the station will give you the "Perdition" ending. The easiest way to do this is when the Apex Typhon attacks the station - Alex will be rendered unconscious and you can loot the key off his body before dragging him to the safety of his bunker or leaving him to suffocate in the rapidly deoxygenating bridge. If you side with January, you'll have to find a way to get Alex's arming key off of him.
This grants you the "A Mind Without Limits" ending. Doing this will destroy the Typhon and save the station with everyone on it. Here, you'll sadly have to destroy your robo-pal January in order to activate the Transmitter. If you side with Alex, you'll have to fabricate and then place the Nullwave Transmitter as the game requires you, before heading back to the bridge. The AI January, however, wants you to take the arming keys (one of which is on Alex) and detonate the Talos I, destroying the Typhon and all knowledge of it. Your brother Alex Yu wants you to take a Prototype Nullwave Transmitter and use it to destroy the Coral, the neural network that the aliens are all a part of. Prey Endings Explained: Choosing between the "A Mind Without Limits" ending and the "Perdition" endingĪccording to Prima Games , at the end of the game you'll be faced with a choice. If you're not sure which decision to make, we've got the scoop on Prey's endings. Or you can choose to blow it all to hell and either go down with the ship, head to the shuttle with the other survivors (assuming there are any) or peace out on an escape pod. You can destroy the Coral, the neural network they're all connected to, which will leave the Talos I intact, but that may not be the best choice considering they were experimenting on you and others with unstable neuromods. Throughout your time on the Talos I space station in Bethesda's new first-person shooter Prey, you'll learn that there's two options for you to stop the Typhon. This should probably go unsaid, but there will be plenty of spoilers ahead. Struggling to understand Prey's ending? We're here to explain the different ways the game's story can resolve.
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