Arguably one of the most underrated first-person role-playing games of the last 10 years, Arkane Studio's Prey fell below the radar a bit upon release. I really enjoyed the game a lot when it came out back in 2017. It turns out it runs and plays amazingly well on the Steam Deck. What's even better is that Arkane seemingly took the time to integrate Steam Input directly into the game's controller settings, meaning you don't have to keep track of your in-game settings vs. Steam Input settings, and gyro basically acts as if it has native integration.
This video also includes handcam gameplay, as well as a short tutorial and overview on how I customised the controls to resemble a more sensible experience (in my humble opinion, Arkane's default mappings were a bit...weird).
Timecode chapters
Intro: 00:00
First enemy encounter: 01:52
Second enemy encounter: 03:33
Fighting a Telepath Typhon and his "puppets": 5:10
Meeting the most trustworthy cook ever: 07:44
Doing the cook a favor: 11:14
Someone spilled bunch of ketchup: 14:28
Cook accidentally locks me in the freezer: 15:39
Cook accidentally leaves an explosive laying around: 18:09
Lady talks shit about the nice cook: 20:02
Looking for the fat-man's keycard: 23:39
A bunch of angry operators cuss at me: 27:45
Being harassed by a Nightmare Typhon: 28:53
The game won't leave me alone: 31:29
My settings and Steam Input profiles: 32:31
Outro: 35:32
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30 июл 2024
