Friday, 7 December 2018

Prey: Typhon Hunter to Arrive December 11 With Multiplayer Mode, Escape Room VR Experience

Prey: Typhon Hunter to Arrive December 11 With Multiplayer Mode, Escape Room VR Experience


It’s a coffee mug! It’s a roll of toilet paper! It’s your friend playing as a Mimic whose sole purpose is to stalk and destroy you! Prey: Typhon Hunter, the final update for Prey: Digital Deluxe and Prey: Mooncrash, will release next week, bringing a tense new multiplayer mode and a VR-only single player game to the award-winning title. Typhon Hunter will release December 11 for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The VR version of the multiplayer mode will arrive later, in early 2019 for PC and PSVR.


Prey: Typhon Hunter includes two new exciting modes for Prey:
  • Typhon Hunter multiplayer: a heart-throbbing multiplayer version of hide-and-seek where one player, as Morgan Yu, is stalked by five opponents playing as Mimics, who hide in plain sight as everyday objects before seizing upon their prey. Morgan must hunt down and destroy all five Mimics before time runs out.  Typhon Hunter VR, which puts the Morgan player inside the virtual world, will release in early 2019.
  • TranStar VR: a single player, VR-only escape-room-style campaign that thrusts the player into the shoes of TranStar employees, where they will have to complete objectives and solve intricate puzzles on Talos I, just days before the events of PreyTranStar VR will be available for both PC and PSVR.

Players who already purchased Prey: Digital Deluxe or upgraded their original version of Prey with Prey: Mooncrash, will receive both new game modes at no extra cost. New players can purchase Prey: Digital Deluxe for $49.95 AUD / $54.95 NZ to receive the original award-winning game as well as all of the following updates; existing Prey owners can upgrade their game to Prey: Mooncrash for $29.95 AUD / $34.95 NZ.

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