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Psychotronics

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* Talos I Lobby
* G.U.T.S.
 Crew Assigned | 23

**Psychotronics** is a location in *Prey*.

## **TranScribes**

* LG Touch Screen Calibration
* We Need to Talk About Annalise
* How You Holding Up?
* Project Cobalt
* The Volunteers
* Mementos
* Million Dollar Caulk Gun

## **Crew Members**

* Allison Brady
* Andrea Hudson
* Annalise Gallegos
* Christopher Smith
* Cory Richard
* Crispin Boyer
* Dayo Igwe
* Demian Linn
* Eric Berger
* Evan Avery
* Hans Kelstrup
* Helen Barker-Combs
* Janos Jozsef
* Joel Weeks
* Kristine Lloyd
* Mitsuko Tokaji
* Otto Lauda
* Rory Manion
* Ruby Stone
* Sanjay Puri
* Steven Mueller
* Tobias Frost
* Trevor J. Young

* Allison Brady
* Andrea Hudson
* Annalise Gallegos
* Christopher Smith
* Cory Richard
* Crispin Boyer
* Dayo Igwe
* Demian Linn
* Eric Berger
* Evan Avery
* Hans Kelstrup
* Helen Barker-Combs
* Janos Jozsef
* Joel Weeks
* Kristine Lloyd
* Mitsuko Tokaji
* Otto Lauda
* Rory Manion
* Ruby Stone
* Sanjay Puri
* Steven Mueller
* Tobias Frost
* Trevor J. Young

## Notes

* Game Night
* Introduction to Survey of Parapsychological Meta-Analysis
* Engineering Control Systems
* Typhon Mimesis Part III
* The Noetic Field
* The Starbender Cycle: Book 3: Spatial Delivery
* Behind the Iron Curtain

## Workstations

* Door Override: There is a workstation where you can control the door override.
* Elias Black: There is a workstation that belongs to Elias Black. It contains the following data:
	+ Emails
		- Yuri

## Gallery

* Outside Psychotronics
* Psychotronics Foyer
Birthday Tryst

**Birthday Tryst** is one of the Audio Logs in the game Prey.

## Text

**Elle Gold**: You've got me really curious.

**Lawrence Baxter**: Are you ready for your instructions, my lady?

**Elle Gold**: This better not get us into trouble. Not too much trouble, anyway.

**Lawrence Baxter**: First - you must journey to the tree where we carved our initials.

**Elle Gold**: And what if I bump into Julien Howard?

**Lawrence Baxter**: Run like hell. Julien the Ogre does not like people touching his trees. Or his fruit.

**Elle Gold**: Probably be a lot less grumpy...

**Lawrence Baxter**: Anyway - beneath a stone you will find a magical keycard. This keycard will unlock everything your heart desires.

**Elle Gold**: Oh - well, I don't need a key for that.

**Lawrence Baxter**: And don't worry about work. Mikhaila said you could take an extra shift since it's your birthday.
Neuromod Division

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* Talos I Lobby
 Crew Assigned | 32

**Neuromod Division** is a location in *Prey*.

## **TranScribes**

* Clean it Up
* Someone's Coming
* Dr. Igwe's Wife
* Neuromod Secret Ingredient

## **Crew Members**

* Alice Aiken - Neural Map Specialist.
* Caleb Hawethorne - Neuromod Design.
* Evelyn McCarthy - Observation.
* Grete Mikkelsen - Looking Glass Technician.
* Jovan Gravilovic - Neuromod Design.
* Marco Simmons - Neuromod Install.
* Mike Turner - Reset Technician.
* Mischa Lazarev - Hydraulic Engineer.

## Volunteers

* V-010255-01
* V-010655-37
* V-011155-17
* V-041255-09
* V-052255-01
* V-052255-02
* V-060155-05
* V-071855-21
* V-080354-01
* V-090655-13
* V-091755-03
* V-091855-04
* V-103155-06
* V-110655-16
* V-110655-27
* V-111754-03
* V-122255-07
* V-122854-12

* V-010255-01
* V-010655-37
* V-011155-17
* V-041255-09
* V-052255-01
* V-052255-02
* V-060155-05
* V-071855-21
* V-080354-01
* V-090655-13
* V-091755-03
* V-091855-04
* V-103155-06
* V-110655-16
* V-110655-27
* V-111754-03
* V-122255-07
* V-122854-12
Restore From Backup

**Restore From Backup** is one of the main story objectives in Prey.

## Description

With Danielle's voice I have a way into Deep Storage. I hid the fabrication plan for my Arming Key on a drive somewhere in the Central Repository. I'll have to plug the drive back into the system and mount it, then download the plan from a workstation in the Command Center.

## Objectives

* Use samples of Danielle Sho's voice to enter Deep Storage (Arboretum)
Nullwave Transmitter

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The **Nullwave Transmitter** is a throwable Weapon in Prey. Developed in Psychotronics, it emits a burst of signals which suppress the psionic abilities of anyone caught in the blast for a short period of time.

It can be thrown, or affixed to stationary objects.

## Description

An experimental device developed in the Psychotronics lab which discharges a Psi-nullifying pulse when detonated. Can be thrown or attached to surfaces.
Morgan's Breakdown

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**Morgan's Breakdown** is one of the Audio Logs in the game Prey.

## Text

**Hendrik DeVries**: Alex! Dammit. Hold on... I'm encrypting the rest of this... Okay. Dr. Kohl already wiped the recording of Morgan's breakdown off his computer. The last copy is hidden in his office. I'm not going back. You'll have to get it yourself. A, C, B, A, C. Good luck.
Project Cobalt

**Project Cobalt** is one of the Audio Logs in the game Prey.

## Text

**Mitsuko Tokaji**: In light of what we now know the Typhon are capable of... and not capable of... it seems prudent to revisit the project cobalt material.

**Alex Yu**: Igwe?

**Dayo Igwe**: Neuromods can already adapt Typhon material to the human mind. There's no reason, in principle, the reverse wouldn't work.

**Alex Yu**: Say you manage to insert human neurons into a Typhon. How will you know it was successful?

**Mitsuko Tokaji**: The new neural structures would need to mature over a series of actual experiences.

**Morgan Yu**: Or simulated ones.

**Alex Yu**: What?

**Morgan Yu**: Simulate the experiences. Calvino. He has-

**Alex Yu**: Right. Okay. Look - it's fascinating, but let's focus on what we know is working. I don't want anyone devoting resources to this.
Prey

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 Mode(s) | Single-player

***Prey*** is an open-world first-person shooter video game developed by Arkane Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks. It is a re-imagining of the original game first released in 2006. It is built on the Void Engine.

The game will not be mission-based, but rather allow the player to explore one large area. The player will also be able to choose Morgan's gender.

The game is being developed in Austin, Texas under the leadership of Raphael Colantonio. More information about the game was revealed at QuakeCon 2016.

It was released worldwide May 5th, 2017 on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

## Gameplay

In *Prey*, you awaken aboard Talos I, a space station orbiting the moon in the year 2032. You are the key subject of an experiment meant to alter humanity forever – but things have gone terribly wrong. The space station has been overrun by hostile aliens and you are now being hunted. As you dig into the dark secrets of Talos I and your own past, you must survive using the tools found on the station, your wits, weapons, and mind-bending abilities.

## Backstory

Prey takes place in an alternate timeline where United States President John F. Kennedy survives the assassination attempt in 1963. As President, Kennedy directs more funding into the space program, allowing it to flourish. Drawn by humans' activity in space, an alien force made up of many different species, collectively called the Typhon, attacks Earth. The United States and the U.S.S.R. band together to fight off and capture the Typhon. Together, they build the space station Talos I in orbit around Earth's moon, to be used as a prison for the Typhon. Over time the station is expanded out by various agencies, leading to a wide variety of decor ranging from retrofuturism to Art Deco. The United States eventually takes full ownership after the fall of the Soviet Union and creates research labs atop the prison spaces to study the Typhon. After a fatal incident between the scientists aboard the station and the Typhon, the United States shutters the project.

Some years later, the TranStar Corporation acquires the station. Advances in neuroscience allow corporate scientists to harness and control the Typhon, in order to use their physiology to create Neuromods that can restructure the human brain to grant new abilities (including superhuman ones). TranStar grows financially successful from sales of Neuromods on Earth. At the time of the game's setting, about 2032, TranStar has further expanded the station to make for suitable living quarters for its staff that spend up to two years on the station between regular shuttles to Earth.
Loot Crate

To harvest a Loot Crate you must hold a combined Playerrank at least equal or greater then the level of the loot crate. If you are that rank or greater, you can open the loot crate through pressing the E key. Once opened it immediately drops various resources, also including minor amounts of tundrite, sunstone and element X. In the area of the loot crate, more dangerous enemies such as Nightkillers, Techno Hunters and sometimes Guardians spawn to defend the lootcrate. Inside Alien towers lootcrates can be found on almost every other floor of the tower. Also cave boss rooms and space ship wrecks usually hold lootcrates.
I Saw Something

**I Saw Something** is one of the Audio Logs in the game Prey.

## Text

**Mariana Arias**: Jean. It's Mariana. I can't get in. I tried the airlock at Power Plant but it's got some kind of lock-down on it. And... there's something else... I saw something - when I was checking the last O2 station. Ovoid mass. Roughly the size of a truck, maybe. Hard to tell because it was silhouetted. I mean - could have just been debris - loose tubing... I don't know, but it scared the shit out of me. God, I sound crazy. Just gotta breathe... (Deep Breathing) I'm gonna try another airlock then... I'll call back.
January

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Spoilers for Prey 2017 ahead. Read at your own risk.

*This article contains spoilers for Prey (2017). Read at your own risk.*

 Occupation | Operator

**January** is an Operator used by Morgan Yu as a backup for his lost memory.

## History

January represents the desires of Morgan Yu as of January 2035. Morgan created it as a fail-safe in the event that either the Typhon break containment or Alex Yu keeps Morgan trapped in the simulation, both of which come to pass. Acting on the orders it was given, January sabotaged the test by switching in the Neuromod to be used on Morgan with a blank one so that Morgan would retain their memory upon the Neuromod's extraction.

## Prey (2017)

After Morgan wakes following the sabotaged test, January contacts them to tell them to escape their "apartment". After Morgan realizes that they are actually in the Neuromod Division's simulation lab, January guides them back to their office in order to watch a video at their workstation, along the way giving some information about the situation aboard Talos I. However, halfway through the video, Alex cuts off access to the Looking Glass servers, so January sends Morgan to Dr. Calvino's office in the Hardware Labs to restore the connection so that they may finish watching the video. Once this has been accomplished and Morgan has been informed that they must destroy Talos I to prevent any Typhon material from reaching Earth, January comes out of the Operator Dispenser to continue to guide Morgan on their mission.

## Trivia

* January is voiced by either Sumalee Montano (if Morgan is female) or Tim Kang (if Morgan is male).
Keycode Change: Parts Storage

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**Keycode Change: Parts Storage** is one of the Audio Logs in the game Prey.

## Text

**Lan Nguyen**: Duncan. Access code to parts storage changed last shift. We had a short, so security came up and reset.

**Duncan Krassikoff**: Oh sure. Thank you. Hey - maybe it's not my place, but...

**Lan Nguyen**: What? Spit it out.

**Duncan Krassikoff**: Well, it's just that there was a minor leak and uh... I told Connolly we should wait for new parts, but...

**Lan Nguyen**: Duncan. I don't give a shit about your pissing contest with Connolly. Take it to Brooks. Code's embedded in this message.
Prey Wiki/Section 1

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Spotlight: Prey
**Prey** is an open-world first-person sci-fi/action/RPG video game developed by Arkane Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks. It was released on May 5, 2017. Prey 2017 is a re-imagining of the original Prey from 2006. The new game tells the story of Morgan Yu, a person ostensibly working for a large futuristic corporation experimenting on an alien race called the Typhon. [Read more • System requirements]
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Remmer isn't Remmer

**Remmer isn't Remmer** is one of the Audio Logs in the game Prey.

## Text

**Sarah Elazar**: Teague, talk to me.

**Erica Teague**: We've had enemy contact. But the enemy... they're...

**Sarah Elazar**: You should have held position in the Cargo Bay.

**Erica Teague**: I couldn't, Chief, I couldn't let those people...

**Sarah Elazar**: Can you get to the escape pods?

**Erica Teague**: Negative... the escape pods are malfunctioning, it's like they're locked in place. Only four of us made it to Life Support...

**Sarah Elazar**: Five. I'm picking up Remmer behind you.

**Erica Teague**: Negative, Remmer - Remmer isn't Remmer, Chief. These things... Chief, the main lift - it isn't working - we're locked out.

**Sarah Elazar**: Teague? Teague? Erica. Respond!
Recycler

**Recyclers** are large machines used to convert unwanted loot into Materials for use in Fabricators.

Junk items are solely useful for recycling, and have no other purpose; but nearly any item the player has picked up can be fed into a Recycler and converted to raw Material, including even valuable items like advanced weapons.

Recycling as often as possible is a good way to consolidate unneeded loot and free up inventory space, as all raw Material stacks into only 4 inventory slots (one for each Material type:

Organic,

Synthetic,

Mineral,

Exotic).

## Usage

To Recycle items:

* Open the Recycler bin lid near the bottom-left of the machine. This displays your inventory, along with the Recycler's inventory on the right.
* Transfer the items you wish to recycle (by dragging or via the transfer key/button), then exit the inventory.
* Walk to the Recycler's control screen and press Start.
* Material cubes will be dispensed into a bin near the lower-right of the machine, where they can be picked up.

Once the Recycler bin lid is opened, holding the transfer key (default: `F` on PC) will automatically transfer all junk items in the player's inventory to the Recycler in one step.
Objectives

The following is a list of objectives in the game Prey.

## Main story

* First Day on the Job
* Break Out
* An Office with a View
* Through a Glass Darkly
* Speak With January
* Deep Storage
* Detour
* Gathering Echoes
* Restore From Backup

## Optional

* Disgruntled Employee
* Do No Harm
* Doctor Igwe
* Everything You Know is About To Change
* Gardening Tips
* Lift Interference
* Save Rani
* Talos Smuggling Ring
* The Cook's Request
* The Corpse Vanishes
* Treasure Hunt
* Whistleblower
* Who is December?
* Zero G Propulsion System
If Things Go Sideways

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**If Things Go Sideways** is one of the Audio Logs in the game Prey.

## Text

**Morgan Yu**: Ok. So my voice is obviously familiar. Probably sound more tired than usual. It's been never-ending, setting up the rooms and protocols to test the new mods. The risk is substantial. But if we succeed, copying neural networks from the Typhon onto to human minds is going to change everything. So. I'm putting myself in the Sim. I've done everything I can to make sure I don't wind up lobotomized. One last safety measure. Let me introduce October. Say Hello.

**October**: Hello, Dr. Yu.

**Morgan Yu**: October will help you remember what you're supposed to do if things go sideways. Once testing starts there's no going back. If- when they uninstall the mods and reset the test it'll rewind me. I'll forget everything. Theoretically they could keep me reliving the same day over and over and I'd never know. If you're listening to this, that's probably what happened. It also means I don't know if I can trust my own brother. Alex won't like what I have to say next. I've started plans for a prototype Null Wave strong enough to kill every Typhon on Talos I. I hid a copy of the plan on top of the data tower by the scary chair. You know the one I'm talking about. Alex agreed to explore the idea... but I know my brother. First sign of trouble, he'd rather blow it all up and blame someone else. So, you're probably on your own. There's a lot at stake here. Too late to stick our heads in the sand. You know what to do.
Poltergeist

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* Fire
None
* Remote Manipulation I, II, III
* Lift Field I, II
 Total Scans | 5

The **Poltergeist** is an invisible species of Typhon that flings objects in random directions and can cast Lift Field.

## Description

### Excerpt from Psychotronics Database

* Common Name: Mimic
* Scientific Name: Typhon dysmorpha

Poltergeists are not a normal part of the Typhon ecology. Instead, they appear to be result of a rare mutation that occurs in less than 5% of Phantom genesis cases. The Poltergeist is also the only known Typhon to possess the ability to render itself invisible, undetectable even to Psychoscope scanning. The exact mechanism is unknown at this time as their limited numbers make adequate study difficult.

Please note that any enclosure used for Phantom genesis studies must be subjected to a full purge to avoid overlooked Poltergeist specimens.

### Morgan's Notes

Prefers to ambush prey. Uses psychokinetic action to throw objects. Stunted legs make it slow. Use a Typhon Lure to help detect it or wait for it to attack.
Rising Stars

**Rising Stars** is one of the Notes in the game Prey.

## Text

[Excerpt from article, "Sizzle Report" by Layla Sky]
Antonio Frolca, star of the summer blockbuster "Transgressions" did all of his own death-defying stunts in the film. This eccentric A-lister has played the action star in a dozen films and now, after a long hiatus, has returned in better form than ever.
Witness Frolca swinging from a crane in our exclusive teaser clips online! Frolca has been seen cavorting with the stunning Cindy Sinclair.
More in this edition:
10 Celebs That Defy Aging!
Vacation in Space!
2031 Reel Awards Nominees.
Gary Lee Snubbed?
Rising Stars Interviews "Transgressions" Newcomer, Will Richson
Mimic

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* GLOO
* Q-Beam
* EMP
* Mimic Matter I, II, III
 Total Scans | 6

The **Mimic** is species of Typhon that can imitate any nearby inanimate object of its same mass or smaller.

## Description

### Typhon Research

* The first Mimic was discovered by Russian cosmonauts in 1953.
* The mimic is a subspecies of the Typhon and the seeming progenitor of most other Typhon organisms.
* Mimics prey on conscious organisms.
* They reproduce via a kind of psychoactive mitosis.

### Excerpt from Psychotronics Database

* Common Name: Mimic
* Scientific Name: Typhon cacoplasmus

One of the first Typhon discovered during the *Vorona I* incident in 1960, Mimics are capable of imitating nearby objects.

During incident case #0648-040163, it was observed that Mimics use other living organisms as a reproduction medium, killing their prey in the process.

In accordance with the Pobeg Protocol, Mimic specimens are not to be released in environments with a containment rating of less than S4.

### Morgan's Notes

Imitation power seems limited to objects roughly the size of the mimic iteself. Could the psychoscope be modified somehow to detect hidden ones? Get to high ground and immobilize with GLOO Cannon

## Behavior

Upon detecting a conscious creature, the Mimic returns to its true form and attempts to kill the creature.

During combat, the Mimic will attempt to bludgeon its victim and eventually force one of its four arm-like appendages down the victim's throat, draining the life essence from them. If the Mimic is overwhelmed, injured or outnumbered, it will attempt to flee and copy a nearby object.

Upon killing a conscious being, the mimic multiplies. 3 additional mimics are the result of this process.

Mimics seem to have an affinity for standard TranStar coffee mugs.

Mimics change form by changing places with a similar object in a parallel universe.

Mimics can survive in a vacuum indefinitely because they can shift dimensions to a place where time passes much more slowly.

## Trivia

* The visual design of Mimics is a possible reference to Half-Life Headcrabs, aliens that crawl along the ground and jump to attempt to latch on to the heads of humans and look very similar to Prey's Mimics.
* According to Raphael Colantonio, the inspiration for the Mimic's ability to imitate comes from the monster of the same name from Dungeons and Dragons, a pen and paper role-playing game.
How You Holding Up?

**How You Holding Up** is one of the Audio Logs in the game Prey.

## Text

**Demian Linn**: I can hear the Weaver through the walls. Son of a bitch is gloating, I know it. How you holding up?

**Rory Manion**: I dropped a couple of Nightlights to lure the phantoms away. Put sticky notes on every godamn thing I'm sure isn't a mimic. You?

**Demian Linn**: Good. Safe inside the armory. Squashed a mimic that slipped in, but that's it. I got everything sealed tight.

**Rory Manion**: What's our plan?

**Demian Linn**: Wait for rescue?

**Rory Manion**: Ha. You know - if we make it, Alex is just going to pull our mods.

**Demian Linn**: You want to remember this shit?

**Rory Manion**: I think we could get out through the guts. Work our way up to the Arboretum.

**Demian Linn**: (Deep breath) Okay. Say the word.
Morgan Yu's Office

**Morgan Yu's Office** is located right off the Executive Offices in the third floor of Talos I Lobby. There is also a Fabricator and Recycler here.

## Items of note

* Morgan Yu's Suite keycard
* Neuromod (3)
* Teleconferencing keycard
* Weapon Upgrade Kit

## Notes

* Fab-Plan
* Too Far, Too Fast I

## Workstation

There is a workstation here which belong to Morgan Yu, and contains the following data:

### Email

* ?
* Do Not Disturb
* You Made It
RE: Scale Modification Request

**RE: Scale Modification Request** is one of emails found in Dr. Calvino's Workshop.

## Text

  **From:**  Lorenzo Calvino   **To:  Clive Lawrence   **Subject:**  Scale Modification Request  Clive, this is Dr. Calvino.  I need you to modify a scale so when it reads 170 grams, it sens an on/off signal. Please let me know when it's ready.*** | „
I Can Read Sheet Music

**I Can Read Sheet Music** is one of the Audio Logs in the game Prey.

## Text

**Danielle Sho**: ...wanted to check on you, Skye.

**Skye Braxton**: Just a Neuromod hangover. I feel... weird.

**Danielle Sho**: I can't believe you got modded for Alex's clown show at the Tulip.

**Skye Braxton**: Are you kidding? I've always wanted to play an instrument, but never had the time... It's so... it's like I can see the sheet music in my head... I feel like I've been doing this since I was seven. Besides... you ARE going to be on stage with me, right?

**Danielle Sho**: Only to catch you if you suddenly collapse. And only if you keep me from punching Alex if I drink too much.
Nightmare

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* Psychic
* EMP
* Stun
* Backlash I, II
* Fear Resistance I
* Kinetic Blast I, II, III
* Regeneration I, II
 Total Scans | 5

The **Nightmare** is a species of Typhon that was created by the Typhon ecosystem specifically to hunt down Morgan Yu.

## Description

### UNKNOWN TYPHON ORGANISM

No entries found. Please contact Dr. Hans Kelstrup, Director of Psychotronics.

### Morgan's Notes

The Typhon response is an anomaly in their ecology - something that's like them.. but isn't. Me. Only purpose seems to be to hunt me down. Seems unstoppable.

### Supplementary Notes=

Psychic terror field can punch through psychoscope shielding. Appears to be resistant to most forms of physical damage. Energy weapons or psi abilities might work. If all else fails, run.

## Behavior

The Nightmare may appear after Morgan Yu installs a large number of Typhon-based Neuromods.
RE: Custom Travel Mug

**RE: Custom Travel Mug** is one of emails found in Dr. Calvino's Workshop.

## Text

  **From:**  Dr. Calvino   **From:**  Mary Calvino   **Subject:**  Mary, this is Dr. Calvino,  I require you to fabricate a travel mug that weighs exactly 170 grams (empty of course). My feeble hands need a lightweight container for my coffee. I'll be sure to put in a good word to Dr. Thorstein for your assistance.* | „
Prey Wiki/Section 2

Characters

Main Characters:

* Morgan Yu
* Alex Yu
* January
* December

Categories:

* Humans
* Operators
* Enemies

Locations
Talos I:

* Arboretum
* Talos I Bridge
* Crew Quarters
* Deep Storage
* Talos I Exterior
* Hardware Labs
* Talos I Lobby
* Neuromod Division
* G.U.T.S.
* Shuttle Bay
* Psychotronics
* Life Support
* Cargo Bay
* Power Plant

* Arboretum
* Talos I Bridge
* Crew Quarters
* Deep Storage
* Talos I Exterior
* Hardware Labs
* Talos I Lobby
* Neuromod Division
* G.U.T.S.
* Shuttle Bay
* Psychotronics
* Life Support
* Cargo Bay
* Power Plant

Enemies

Common:

* Mimic
* Phantom
* Etheric Phantom
* Thermal Phantom
* Voltaic Phantom
* Poltergeist
* Cystoid
* Corrupted Operator
* Turret
* Greater Mimic

Uncommon:

* Weaver
* Telepath
* Technopath
* Nightmare

Common:

* Mimic
* Phantom
* Etheric Phantom
* Thermal Phantom
* Voltaic Phantom
* Poltergeist
* Cystoid
* Corrupted Operator
* Turret
* Greater Mimic

Uncommon:

* Weaver
* Telepath
* Technopath
* Nightmare

Weapons

* Wrench
* GLOO Cannon
* Disruptor Stun Gun
* Huntress Boltcaster
* Silenced Pistol
* Shotgun
* Q-Beam

Throwable:

* EMP Charge
* Typhon Lure
* Nullwave Transmitter
* Recycler Charge

* Wrench
* GLOO Cannon
* Disruptor Stun Gun
* Huntress Boltcaster
* Silenced Pistol
* Shotgun
* Q-Beam

Throwable:

* EMP Charge
* Typhon Lure
* Nullwave Transmitter
* Recycler Charge

Items

* Neuromod
* Medkit
* Suit Repair Kit
* Psi Hypo
* Artax Propulsion System
* Weapon Upgrade Kit
* Spare Parts
* Food and Drink
* Junk
* Chipsets

* Neuromod
* Medkit
* Suit Repair Kit
* Psi Hypo
* Artax Propulsion System
* Weapon Upgrade Kit
* Spare Parts
* Food and Drink
* Junk
* Chipsets
Q-Beam

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* **Power**
* 50kW  •  55kW  •  60kW  •  66kW  •  71kW  •  75kW
* **Handling**
* 15%  •  30%  •  50%  •  75%
* **Firing Time**
* 5s  •  5.6s  •  6.7s  •  8s  •  10s
* **Reload Speed**
* 100%  •  120%  •  145%

The **TS-QPB-S11 Quasiparticle Beam** is a Weapon in Prey. It fires a concentrated beam of unstable particles that will eventually cause a target to explode.

## Ammo

Each unit of Q-Beam ammunition in the player's inventory provides a 1% charge of the Q-Beam weapon. The Q-Beam loads 100 units of ammunition at a time, for a 100% charge.

The battery count on the Q-Beam's display is the total number of 100% charges available in the player's inventory (the ammo total divided by 100).

Q-Beam cells produced by the Fabricator each contain 200 units of ammunition, for two 100% charges of the Q-Beam.

## Description

The TS-QPB-S11 Quasiparticle Beam is a prototype directed energy weapon. A stream of volatile quasiparticles causes rapidly cascading excitations in energetic systems of matter to the point of rupture.
I Keep Having This Dream

**I Keep Having This Dream** is one of the Audio Logs in the game Prey.

## Text

**Morgan Yu**: (Sigh) Once things get as bad as I think they probably are, your only option is to escape. Get the word out about what's happening on Talos I. Alex has a private escape pod. It's locked up. I made a copy of the key and hid it on top of the data tower near the chair. You know the one I'm talking about. Listen, there's more at stake this time than just us, or this station. If just one of those creatures made it back home... then we're lost. I keep having this... dream. I'm just staring into the black between the stars. There's something there. I know there is. I just can't see it... but it sees me. I can feel it... hate us. I know you know what I'm talking about. Or you will soon.
Mayday: Bridge

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**Mayday: Bridge** is one of the Audio Logs in the game Prey.

## Text

**Hunter Hale**: Seif, this is Captain Hale. Shuttle Exalt. I'm trying to hail the bridge. Getting zip. Can you confirm please. I have some system malfunctions. It's uh... across the board, hard to make sense. I need to park ASAP. Uh, recommend security detail when I come in. Hearing some noise in the cabin. Shit, what is going on.
Just In Case

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**Just In Case** is one of the Audio Logs in the game Prey.

## Text

**Alex Yu**: Well, here we are. Hopefully you'll never have to listen to this recording. But if you do, then something unfortunate's happened to me. I suspect you've seen enough by now to abandon the notion of destroying Talos I. I've always been the one who thought we couldn't be trusted to play with fire without burning the house down. But you convinced me that we could do anything we imagined - no matter how ridiculous. I hope you still believe that. If not, then I'm glad I died before seeing my brother/sister succumb to pessimism. We have the data to confirm what you suspected: the Coral is broadcasting a neural signal - a secret message reaching out to the stars. What I want to know... is what is the message, and who is listening to it? I have a feeling you already know. I'm carrying a fabrication plan for the prototype Nullwave Device you conceived. Make one, then place it at the heart of the Coral. It will hijack the Coral's signal and use it to deliver a massive shock to every Typhon organism at once. Good luck Morgan. I just regret... I won't be at your side to see it happen.
Materials

Max Stack | 10,000

**Materials** are the resources used in Fabrication. There are four types of materials: Organic, Mineral, Synthetic, and Exotic. They come in fragments (0.99 or less) or blocks (1.00 or more).

Materials can sometimes be found as loot, but more often they must be produced at a Recycler from other items, like Junk.

## Organic

 **Organic materials** are derived from humans, plants, and animals. Food and Drink items tend to provide Organic materials the most frequently.

## Mineral

 **Mineral materials** are derived from ore found on Earth such as iron, copper, or tin. Junk items tend to provide Mineral materials the most frequently, and Drink items always provide some (presumably due to their aluminum and glass containers).

## Synthetic

 **Synthetic materials** are derived from plastics or other man-made substances created in a factory. Most Food and Drink and Junk items provide Synthetic materials, though in relatively small concentrations.

## Exotic

 **Exotic materials** are derived from the Typhon ecosystem. Typhon-derived Junk items tend to provide the most Exotic materials.
Million Dollar Caulk Gun

**Million Dollar Caulk Gun** is one of the Audio Logs in the game Prey.

## Text

**Kristine Lloyd**: I don't mean to be a nuisance, but when do you think you'll get to that breach?

**Jose Costa**: I'm headed out there as we speak.

**Kristine Lloyd**: What do you think happened?

**Jose Costa**: Hard to say until I lay eyes on it. Could be some micro meteoroids punched a hole. Rare, but it happens.

**Kristine Lloyd**: Okay. Good. Hopefully it's just that.

**Jose Costa**: Is there something you're not telling me?

**Kristine Lloyd**: No, of course not. It's just, that storage room has classified, exotic materials. We really can't have it be inaccessible.

**Jose Costa**: I understand.
It's Your Job to Know

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**It's Your Job to Know** is one of the Audio Logs in the game Prey.

## Text

**Drew Springer**: Frank? You in there, man? What's wrong with these pods?

**Frank Jones**: I... I don't know.

**Drew Springer**: What do you mean, you don't know? It's your job to know, dammit! You inspected them, right?!

**Frank Jones**: Yes.

**Drew Springer**: Then why the hell is the launch sequence doing jack shit?

**Frank Jones**: I don't know Drew. I'm sorry.

**Drew Springer**: What about your pod? Open up.

**Frank Jones**: I can't do that.

**Drew Springer**: What are you talking about?

**Frank Jones**: Bolts on the outside hatch misfired. We're stuck in the launch tube.

**Drew Springer**: (Growl) You didn't wait for anyone else you son of a bitch. I hope you starve to death in there.
Wrench

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The **Hephaestus "Heffy" Twist and Loop Industrial Wrench** is a Weapon in Prey. It is the only melee weapon, and can be charged up for full damage.

All wrench attacks drain Stamina.

## Description

A flexible and indispensable tool for various engineering jobs. It is standard issue for all maintenance personnel employed in TranStar facilities. Good for liberal application of percussive maintenance and mechanical agitation. Also an effective improvised bludgeon.
Report: V-090955-13

**Report: V-090955-13** is one of the Notes in the game Prey.

## Text

**VOLUNTEER INFORMATION**
Name: [REDACTED]
DOB: 5/23/99
Gender: Male
Race: White
Admission Date: 3/11/33
Institution: Camp 17, Siberia
OFFENSE INFORMATION
Human trafficking
Kidnapping
Solicitation of a minor
Distribution of controlled substances
Fraudulent impersonation
Hardware Labs

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* Talos I Lobby
 Crew Assigned | 26

**Hardware Labs** is a location in *Prey*.

## **TranScribes**

* Bring a GLOO Gun
* Don't Panic

## **Crew Members**

* Aime Schmidt
* Blaine Cooly
* Clive Lawrence
* Conrad Birchman
* Franklin Goode
* Gregory Kepner
* Hope Ellis
* Jenny King
* Jorgen Thorstein
* Josh Dalton
* Karisma Chouhan
* Kimberly Bomo
* Lane Carpenter
* Laura McAvoy
* Lily Morris
* Lorenzo Calvino
* Mary Malinaro
* Miyu Okabe
* Neil Warnes
* Nickie Tannar
* Peter Coleman
* Randall Wood
* Salman Kapoor
* Sean Larsen
* Thaddues York
* Titus Kromwell

* Aime Schmidt
* Blaine Cooly
* Clive Lawrence
* Conrad Birchman
* Franklin Goode
* Gregory Kepner
* Hope Ellis
* Jenny King
* Jorgen Thorstein
* Josh Dalton
* Karisma Chouhan
* Kimberly Bomo
* Lane Carpenter
* Laura McAvoy
* Lily Morris
* Lorenzo Calvino
* Mary Malinaro
* Miyu Okabe
* Neil Warnes
* Nickie Tannar
* Peter Coleman
* Randall Wood
* Salman Kapoor
* Sean Larsen
* Thaddues York
* Titus Kromwell
Operator Skillet

**Operator Skillet** is one of the Audio Logs in the game Prey.

## Text

**Danielle Sho**: What the hell did you do to that thing, Mitchell? It sounds like an Auntie Waffle commercial.

**Will Mitchell**: ...well, I didn't see it as an override per se. It was just the Operator's conversation sequencer. They're usually so grim...

**Danielle Sho**: Do you know how many security protocols you broke?

**Will Mitchell**: Well, Morgan said it was all right. Even helped me.

**Skillet**: I'm Operator Skillet, Ms. Sho. My, you sound like you could use a healthy dose of Sunburst Banana Pudding.

**Will Mitchell**: This is an "A B" conversation, Skillet.

**Skillet**: Apologies, chef. I'll... "C" my way out.
StarGate - Planets

As of patch 10, **StarGate - Planets** is superseded by StarGate - Low Planets, StarGate - Mid Planets, StarGate - High Planets

The **StarGate - Planets** is a structure that acts as a portal to other worlds.

Currently this structure works exactly the same as a Return Portal but it also needs power from a Generator.

**It is not possible to build a StarGate - Planets without admin commands.**

## History

Patch 10
Superseded by StarGate - Low Planets, StarGate - Mid Planets, StarGate - High Planets
Patch 9
Introduced and supersedes StarGate. (StarGate - Moons & Return Portal was also added.)
Mikhaila Ilyushin

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 Occupation | Chief Systems Engineer

**Mikhaila Ilyushin** is a character in *Prey*.

## History

When her father vanished after being imprisoned in a labor camp for questioning the Soviet intervention in India, Mikhaila realized that TranStar was recruiting volunteers from the camps and decided to attempt to get employed aboard Talos I so she could learn what happened to him. Originally wanting to be a pilot, she instead chose engineering due to having Paraplexis, A medical condition where she would gradually lose the ability to use her limbs, As such she decided to falsify her medical records so that she would be allowed on board the station.

While working as the Chief Systems Engineer she began a relationship with Morgan Yu, however they soon found out about her condition and confronted her. While both Morgan and Alex Yu knew that it posed a risk, they decided to let her continue to work aboard the station. Before Morgan started the Neuromod trials they decided to end their relationship with Mikhaila, letting her believe that it was because of her condition rather than explaining the experiments would wipe their memory and cause them to forget her.

Some time after the typhon broke out of containment, Mikhaila locked herself inside of the offices in the Power Plant. However she soon began to experience the effects of Paraplexis, losing feeling in her legs and struggling to breathe. Thankfully Morgan Yu found her on their way through the power plant and was able to procure her booster shot from her office. After recovering and making her way to Morgans office, she revealed the reason she falsified her medical records and asked for Morgans assistance in finding info about her father. Should Morgan pursue this they will come to find out it was they who tested on and ultimately killed Mikhailas father. It is then up to them whether they delete the data, or keep it for her to listen to and learn the truth.

## Objectives

Mikhaila is related to the following objectives:

* Assist Mikhaila Ilyushin
* **Mikhaila Ilyushin**
* Whistleblower
Psychoscope

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The **Psychoscope** is an essential item in Prey. It is acquired during the Detour mission.

When activated, the Psychoscope allows the player to scan Typhon species in order to unlock their Abilities, which the player can then gain by spending Neuromods.

The Psychoscope also allows the player to zoom their view, and install Scope Chipsets, which provide passive boosts.
Happy Birthday Daddy

**Happy Birthday Daddy** is one of the Audio Logs in the game Prey.

## Text

**Birthday Kid**: Hi Daddy. Happy birthday! I made you a present, but... you'll have to open it when you get home because your company has lame rules. Guess what? I finally trotted with Leda! It was awesome. Uhm... what else... Oh--Ren peed in one of your cowboy boots. Sorry. I really miss you. Tell Mr. Yu I said kids should be allowed in space. Well... I guess that's all for now. I love you. (Kiss)
The Volunteers

**The Volunteers** is one of the Audio Logs in the game Prey.

## Text

**Annalise Gallegos**: Hello, Dr. Kelstrup? I wanted to follow up on my request to view one of the volunteer abdication contracts.

**Hans Kelstrup**: Anna. You're supposed to be off today.

**Annalise Gallegos**: I had some free time so I thought-

**Hans Kelstrup**: I've already told you the V.A.C's are sealed documents. My hands are tied.

**Annalise Gallegos**: But isn't there some allowance for the researchers? I mean, my God, I'm the one pushing the button.

**Hans Kelstrup**: (Deep Breath) Look. I understand. I really do. You wouldn't be human if this was easy.

**Annalise Gallegos**: I just want to be sure.

**Hans Kelstrup**: Believe me. Everything we've done is perfectly legal.

**Annalise Gallegos**: That's because Talos I is in extra-national space... there ARE no laws.

**Hans Kelstrup**: Anna. You're tired. It's affecting your judgement. Now, I've tolerated it for a while, but enough is enough. You need to take some time. Understood?

**Annalise Gallegos**: Yes, Dr. Kelstrup. I understand.

**Hans Kelstrup**: Good. Look, you've made me late for a meeting with Alex.
Through a Glass Darkly

**Through a Glass Darkly** is one of the main story objectives in the game Prey.

## Description

Alex disabled the Looking Glass servers before I could finish watching my video. January believes Dr. Lorenzo Calvino, the man who invented the technology, knows a way to restore the video file. His workshop is in the Hardware Labs.

## Objectives

* Find Dr. Calvino's workshop keycard
* Access Dr. Calvino's workshop {Hardware Labs)I\
* {Optional) Use the security station to discover Dr. Calvino's location
* Diagnose and repair the Looking Glass server connection (Hardware Labs)
* Watch the rest of your video {Talos I Lobby)
Homo sapiens (Mind-Controlled)

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* GLOO
* Nullwave
* Psychic
* Stun
* EMP
* Psychoshock I
* Mindjack I
 Total Scans | 3

A **Homo sapiens (Mind-Controlled)** is an ordinary human made to do the bidding of the Telepath.

## Description

### Excerpt from TranStar security records

* Incident report #1546-031433
* Classification: Containment breach
* Reporting officer: Cory Richard

Incident summary: I was on duty at about 1420 hours when I received a request from Dr. Hans Kelstrup for assistance in Live Exam. Upon arriving on the scene, I witnessed Dr. Trevor Young slamming lab instruments into some of the Typhon enclosures. When it became clear that he intended to break containment, I was forced to discharge my stun gun to subdue him. During my subsequent interview with Dr. Young, he seemed immensely distraught and unaware of my presence unless I came too close, whereupon he would turn violent. He has been turned over to the Trauma team, and placed in quarantine for his and others' safety.
Huntress Boltcaster

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The **Huntress Boltcaster** is a Weapon in Prey. It launches foam darts which do zero damage. Also known for its ability to annoy coworkers, distract enemies, and remotely trigger buttons and screens.

## Description

Harke, traveller! Thine olde enemie, the knave, stands no chance against thee now! For thou hast the trusty Huntress at thine side! Yea, verily, any who wouldst challenge thee shall be slain in hasty fashion, when the Huntress lets fly her FlexiFoam bolts with truest aim! Go forth, intrepid hero! (feedback/problems email mmalinaro@transtar.talos)

## Note

It can be used to push buttons on doors with the FlexiFoam Bolts and given they have a capacitive tip, it can also be used to interact with terminal menus.
Someone's Coming

**Someone's Coming** is one of the Audio Logs in the game Prey.

## Text

**Alice Aiken**: Robert?

**Robert Gage**: Alice! Thank God. No one else is-

**Alice Aiken**: Where are you?

**Robert Gage**: Hiding. I'm in the conference room. I can't-

**Alice Aiken**: Jesus! You're still in the lab?

**Robert Gage**: I can't get out. There's... where the hell is security?

**Alice Aiken**: I don't know what's happening. Robert, you have to get out of there. Come to the elevators. Someone said we're evacuating. Robert?

**Robert Gage**: Shhshh. Hang on. Someone's coming.
TranStar Testing Facility

The **TranStar Testing Facility** is one of the locations in the game Prey. It is the 71st floor of ??

## Characters

* Alex Yu
* Demetri Bowser
* Lucia Jimenez
* Marco Simmons
* Sylvain Bellamy

## Workstations

### Demetri Bowser

There is a workstation in this area belonging to Demetri Bowser. It contains the following data:

### Jiao-Long Heng

There is a workstation in this area belonging to Jiao-Long Heng. It contains the following data:

#### Email

* A note about this morning
* Morgan's Behavior
TranStar Life - Employee Profile

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**TranStar Life - Employee Profile** is one of the Notes in the game Prey.

## Text

[Excerpt from quarterly employee newsletter, TranStar Life]
In this edition of TranStar Life's "Rising Star" segment, we profile Harley Grainger, a member of the Neuromod Sales Team who is currently stationed aboard Talos I! Some of you might recognize Harley's name from his professional baseball days, when he played second base and wore number 66 for the Tornadoes.
Harley was assigned to Talos I two years ago and has made the journey into orbit and back over fifty times. Not bad for someone who is afraid of flying!
"My time playing baseball forced me to deal with that fear," he said. "Believe it or not, a shuttle flight to Talos I is far easier than a cross country airliner trip."
Whistleblower

**Whistleblower** is one of the optional objectives in Prey.

## Description

Maliah Fowles sent a security report on scientist Annalise Gallegos directly to Alex Yu. I should search the security station in Crew Quarters.

## Objectives

* Search Dr. Gallego's habitation pod in Crew Quarters for evidence pertaining to what went on in Psychotronics.
* Search the security station in Crew Quarters for Officer Fowles's surveillance on Annalise Gallegos and known associates. {Crew Quarters)
* Search Cargo Bay for the secret crate where Quinten Purvis intended to hide. (Cargo Bay)
Typhon Hunter

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**Typhon Hunter** is an upcoming VR add-on available to purchasers of Prey’s Mooncrash DLC. It is slated for release in late summer 2018.

## Escape Rooms

Typhon Hunter will feature three VR escape rooms, where players are placed in secured rooms and must uncover layers of puzzle clues leading to a method of escape. Each room is to take 30-60 minutes to complete. Enemies don't attack in these rooms.

## Seek

A second game mode will be a PvP game where five players take on the roles of shape-shifting Mimics and another player must try to find them.

## References

* https://uploadvr.com/prey-typhon-hunter-add-on-will-include-three-vr-escape-rooms/
Session Log: Danielle Sho

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**Session Log: Danielle Sho** is one of the Audio Logs in the game Prey.

## Text

**Danielle Sho**: These... "psych evals" are a waste of time.

**Mathias Kohl**: A waste of time? Like back on Earth?

**Danielle Sho**:

**Mathias Kohl**: Was it? Anger. Issues with authority? A year of counseling doesn't sound like a trivial matter.

**Danielle Sho**: Those files were supposed to be closed.

**Mathias Kohl**: Are you angry?

**Danielle Sho**: I'm getting there.

**Mathias Kohl**: Any... new relationships?

**Danielle Sho**: No.

**Mathias Kohl**: I thought you and Miss Foy - the Sanitation Engineer - were seen together.

**Danielle Sho**: She's a Sanitation Boss. And we're not in a relationship.

**Mathias Kohl**: Ah. And this separation, did it involve anger? Issues with author-

**Danielle Sho**: Screw this. I'm done. Report me to the Yu's, I don't care. They're putting the station at risk, just like TranStar North, and just like on Earthside. You assholes will bury it with your psych eval bullshit. And another thing-
Typhon Mimesis Part I

**Typhon Mimesis Part I** is one of the Notes in the game Prey.

## Text

[Excerpt from the lab notes maintained by Rory Manion & Kristine Lloyd]
Using Mossbauer spectroscopy, we tack hyperfine splitting of an isotope embedded in the target object (in this case a standard TranStar coffee mug - the creatures seem to have a weird affinity for them). If the mimic actually altered its atomic structures to duplicate the target object then we would expect the reading to be consistent in the duplicated object.
When the alteration occurred, the reading was present, but the frequency had changed. The new object was on a different time scale than the original!