I understand why Prey didn't get overwhelming praise when it came out. It was well-received, but no specific element stood out as exceptional. With this video, I wish to argue why the story was better than we remember, and why that alone should elevate our collective appreciation for Prey. In fact, some of the ideas and concepts that the game deals with are so intriguing, that it might make Prey, in my mind, one of the most underrated games ever.

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1. Introduction: 0:00 - 4:02
2. Synopsis: 4:03 - 6:02
3. What the Typhon Really Are: 6:03 - 9:27
4. Comments on the Narrative's Presentation: 9:28 - 10:55
5. Neuromods and their Ethics: 10:56 - 12:28
6. Missed Narrative Opportunities: 12:29 - 12:57
7. Morgan's Identity Crisis: 12:58 - 14:25
8. January's Powerful Philosophy: 14:26 - 16:24
9. The Post-Credit Scene is GENIUS: 16:25 - 17:50
10. Conclusion: 17:51 - 18:20

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