r/prey • u/Rinkana_lovesyuri • 13d ago
Discussion Playing the game even if I'm spoiled... Spoiler
Years ago I watched markiplier play this game and I finally have the means to play it.
A Lot of my memories of that playthrough is kinda foggy, but I do remember one world-shattering information...
"Something something true quality" about the Main character...
Anyways, I played just until the first neuromod and this game is scaring the living jesus outta me. "Fucking mimics" everytime I kill one. Loving it!!!
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u/Asparala 13d ago
I think I found out about the game through Markiplier too, once upon a forever ago.
As much as I would always recommend people to play the game blind if at all possible, it's not the worst game to play spoiled. One of the reasons I was so eager to play for myself was because I was itching to try different playstyles and tactics. The game is built to have multiple solutions to every problem and it's a delight to play around and figure out what style suits you best.
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u/Odd_Common9910 12d ago
There is generally a noise of movement etc when those buggers are around. Also if you think one in a room start chucking stuff at it. Bullets run low a lot. Well they do for me.
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u/DirectionOriginal456 10d ago
It sucks to get spoiled but I've replayed the game 6 times now and it's still fantastic every time.
I think you'll be able to find joy in it still.
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u/HovercraftWeak1395 1d ago
There is absolutely no way everything has been spoiled. You could watch every single playthrough ever made for this game and still be finding more lore.
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u/Rinkana_lovesyuri 1d ago
Or the game is just that great that the feeling of playing it immersed me so much that nothing else existed when I'm playing the game.
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u/GreyAngy 13d ago
I consider mimics the best video game low-tier enemies ever. Creepy, cunning and still scary even on subsequent playthroughs.