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Prey
Revealed this year at E3, Prey looks to be an early contender for one of the most intriguing games of the coming year. During the E3 2016 reveal trailer, we got a look at Morgan Yu, a man who must face the Typhon threat. In this latest trailer, we're introduced to Morgan Yu yet again, only this time, it's the female version of the same character.
Just as with franchises like Mass Effect, players are able to choose whether the main protagonist is male or female in the upcoming title from Arkane Studios. Bethesda says that this choice will not affect the story or how your character interacts with the world, but rather it comes down to allowing players to define their identity not only through how they play the game, but also who their character is.
You can see the first footage of female Morgan Yu in the trailer below.
Prey is scheduled to hit PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC sometime in 2017. For more on Prey, read Andrew Reiner's full impressions.
[Source: Bethesda]
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