Radar Group confirms Prey 2

By Robert Purchese Published 17 March, 2008

Has Creed-like game, too.

Radar Group has lifted the lid on fresh projects Prey 2, Incarnate and Earth No More.

Founders of the newly created production company confirmed to Edge magazine that these were three of six titles it was already overseeing.

Prey 2 will be developed by Human Head for PS3, 360 and PC. Events occur several years after the original and join Tommy as he is released from prison after being wrongly blamed for the disappearances of a bunch of people.

Human Head is looking to expand on the portals idea, fill narrative holes, and introduce more spirit powers. Which, if you liked the first game, should sound good.

Artwork had previously popped up on the Radar Group website, which doesn't seem to work for us. Perhaps aliens have stolen it.

Meanwhile, Incarnate is an Assassin's Creed-like title for PC, PS3 and 360. It has you chasing down reincarnated souls of evil people from our history, and features an open-world Chicago and its rooftops to explore.

This, according to Radar Group co-founder Scott Miller (also founder of 3D Realms), will have "elaborate chase gameplay that Assassin's Creed barely touched upon".

The other title was Earth No More, which we first heard about last June. Former Max Payne developers formed studio Recoil Games will work on it, alongside stalwarts 3D Realms.

It's a shooter for PC, PS3 and 360 and is based around a 'science-gone-wrong' premise where a virus has swept across the land with disastrous effect. You are caught in the middle and have to get to the bottom of it.

It has co-operative play and a heavy emphasis on story, as well as some experimental weapons, by the sound of things.

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About Robert Purchese

Bertie is Eurogamer's Senior Staff Writer. When he's not hunting down news stories he's often found playing with his kids or gabbling about fantasy games and strange online worlds.

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Comments (14) Latest comment 4 years ago

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  • Skooch #1 4 years ago

    Quite enjoyed Prey, the MP was laggy as hell but the single player game was pretty solid. Had some good ideas, particularly liked the explosive crabs :-D

  • Inquisitor #2 4 years ago

    Prey 2 was announced literally at the end of the first game and I'm pretty sure they've been talking about it on their forums fairly freely aswell.

  • coojam #3 4 years ago

    Sounds like 3 more sci-fi games with guns in.

    Still, played Prey through to the end and the Assassin's Creed thing works perfectly. I just wish people wouldn't resort to daft sci-fi storylines all the time.

  • Killerbee #4 4 years ago

    Prey is one of those games I began and was enjoying right up until the next shiny new thing came along for me to play instead. I really must go back and finish it off.

  • BraveArse #5 4 years ago

    I reckon Prey was horribly under-rated by the game playing public. I never bothered with MP but the SP was great imo and the intro was really pretty impressive at the time.

  • Inquisitor #6 4 years ago

    Prey was a flawd gem, it had the potential to be a great game but they didn't make the most of what they had, look at portal for a great use of the mechanic just a year later.

    Still had some stand out moments though most came in the first few hours of the game there were a few 'holy shit' instances, one that still stands out is the plane crash and the school bus, wow.

  • coojam #7 4 years ago

    They could have made so much more of the concept, it just ended up being a bit like Doom 3 with upside down bits and portally bits.

  • SomaticSense #8 4 years ago

    It was a decent gam at the time. Doesn't really stand up now, what with all the recent FPS releases.

    And yeah,the intro, the plane crash, and the school bus bits were immense!

  • moggsy #9 4 years ago

    Prey is one of my favourite games - really enjoyed it's quirkiness. Was easy to play it through to the end too which I like in a game.

  • Razorus #10 4 years ago

    Prey was also one of my early faves for the 360. It very quickly became overshadowed by other FPS', but Prey did have great graphics, story and innovative portal technology. It's a shame that Portal took so much credit for the innovation, since Prey did much of it first.

  • J.C #11 4 years ago

    I wonder if it will use an updated doom 3 engine?

  • Benno #12 4 years ago

    prey was quite good, but i never finished it as i was sick of the constant puzzles

    so boring

  • Artemus #13 4 years ago

    "It's a shame that Portal took so much credit for the innovation, since Prey did much of it first."

    They may have been first, but Valve did it so much better.

  • john_silence #14 4 years ago

    Sounds like three interesting projects from interesting developers.