Prey 2 trailer throws down the gauntlet for cool

By Ryan Fleming June 3, 2011

After the release of the original Prey, developer Human Head Studios announced that they were already hard at work on a sequel. That was five years ago. The rights were acquired by ZeniMax in 2008, but since then there hasn’t been much talk about the game. The sequel was confirmed to still be on the way, and earlier this year it was confirmed for a 2012 release, but we haven’t really seen much more about it. E3 should take care of that.

We still don’t know too much about the game’s details, but none of that really matters at the moment because the trailer is awesome. Just watch it.

Prey 2 will be released sometime in 2012 for the PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.

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