Prey ending question (HEAVY SPOILERS)

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I wish I could ask about what Prey's ending means in general, but it might be considered too broad.

So my question is about operators. Why at the end only Alex is a human? Why other characters are presented as operators? Was they real or their characters was created only for simulation and they are AI? If not, where are original characters at the end? Are they dead?

And what happened to canon, original Alex Yu? Did he return to Earth resulting in infection?






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What is the true ending of Prey?

This Prey ending involves the classic option of blowing up the Talos 1 and all the research into the Typhon it holds. Morgan has to side with January for this one and players need to find two arming keys, with one being taken from Alex. The game gives the option of either saving him or leaving him to die.

Does Prey have a secret ending?

There's a secret ending you can start working towards as soon as you're about to enter Psychotronics. You'll receive a quest called Who Is December?, which will guide you back to the Neuromod Division to investigate.

How many endings does Prey have?

"Prey" has three main endings, plus an additional choice after the end credits.

How do you get the good ending in Prey?

To earn the best possible ending, you'll need to earn \u201cEmpathy\u201d \u2014 empathy is the morality system of Prey. The system is completely invisible, but you'll only get the 'best' ending if you've earned a high empathy score.




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