Prey is getting new DLC later this year, but not in the form you might think. Instead of a story-focused add-on, Prey is giving you more combat options on the moon.

With Arkane’s reboot, then, comes both a reminder and a celebration of how video games can offer real, meaningful, consequential choice that isn’t tied to merely differing outcomes.

Suggesting that the alien invasion might have started somehwere else too, Prey is teasing some new content taking place on the moon near Talos I.

The Xbox One backwards compatibility library grew this week, with two new additions added to the mix. First up, was one of the last great games from 3D Realms in the form of the gloriously gory gravity-tripper Prey. Originally released in 2006, it was the kind of shooter that would have you hurling chunks for all the right reasons. The real gem though, is 2010’s Mafia 2.

Arkane’s reboot of Pray is a damned good game, for most of the experience anyway - but the lack of PS4 Pro support was a sticking point. That's changed.

Prey's strong setting and sense of dread are undercut by its wavering combat and an ultimately disappointing story.

Wondering which platform to get Prey for? If you have the means, you should probably go with PC. At least, according to Digital Foundry, who’ve found the PC version to run like butter. IGN wasn't as fortunate.

If you feel like you’ve got fingers with the grace of a sledgehammer, then you’re most likely having a hard time breaking into the myriad safes and personal computers in Prey. Fortunately, there’s an easier way to actually slide in and pilfer the goods: Presing CTRL+F and highlighting what you’re looking for in this handy list of safe keycodes and passwords.