Prey Mobile 3D

aka: Prey Evil, Prey Invasion

Released

December 12th, 2007 on BREW

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MachineWorks Northwest LLC

Moby Score

6.1

#19,026 of 158K

Critics

57% (8)

Players

(3)

Ranking

#319 on iPhone

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2 players

Genre: Action
Perspective: 1st-person
Gameplay: Puzzle elements
Shooter
Setting: Sci-fi / futuristic

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Prey Mobile 3D is an alternate retelling of Prey. The player controls Tommy, the Native American hero from the original game as he tries to rescue Jenny, his missing girlfriend.

Like the original, Prey Mobile 3D is a first-person shooter. Tommy has several weapons at his disposal, such as a wrench, a rifle and organic frog-like grenades. The game is divided in 5 chapters, each with discrete levels instead of a continuous-flow gameplay.

Tommy's Spirit Walk is also available: if he gets killed he will be transported to the spiritual realm where he can hunt ghosts for health and spirit power. This feature is also used for puzzle solving.

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15 People (14 developers, 1 thanks)

Executive Producer	Scott Miller
Producer	Andreas Vasen
Lead Programmer	Seth A. Robinson
Additional Programmers	Scott C. Pugh Benjamin Milstead
Art	Les Pardew Weston Tracy
Project Director	Shawn Borsky
Creation Director	Richmond Lee Chaisiri
Technical Director	Charlie Roode
Conceptual Lead	Craig Aoyama
Textures	Craig Aoyama
Modeler	Darius Hill
Animator	Darius Hill
Texture Artist	Chad Walker Jennifer Glover
Special Thanks to	Scott Miller

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On November 01, 2010, Prey Evil was removed from Zeebo's wireless network, the Brazilian Zeebonet. It was offered for 10 Z-credits and each Brazilian Zeebo came with 35 Z-credits, so the game was sold virtually for free. It was replaced by Zeebo Extreme Bóia Cross, which got its price reduced to 10 Z-credits.