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Hey Patrons,

We begin August with a look at one of the most fascinating FPS levels of recent memory; the opening level of Arkane's Prey. In this 19 minute video we break down the 3 main areas of the level and how the team achieved their design goals by the end.

This one has a pretty big spoiler warning at the top so if you've not played Prey this is the perfect excuse to go experience the first 30 minutes, and run back to watch the video.

$5 Patrons be sure to check out our latest behind the scenes video where I take you on a trip around the bay area for our latest filming day on Hades: Developing Hell.  https://www.patreon.com/posts/40057760 

Loads more videos coming this month. It should be a fun one.

Thanks as ever for your amazing support!

Danny

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How Prey's Mind-Bending Opening Level Was Designed | Noclip

SUBSCRIBE for More Free Game Docs ► http://bit.ly/noclipsubscribe Become a PATRON to unlock more videos ► https://www.patreon.com/noclip We talk to the developers at Arkane Austin about the design of the opening 30 minutes of Prey. Noclip's work is 100% crowdfunded. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/noclip Website: https://www.noclip.video Store: https://store.noclip.video Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/noclipvideo/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/noclipvideo Twitch: https://twitch.tv/noclip Podcast: https://noclippodcast.libsyn.com/ Podcast Channel: http://youtube.com/noclippodcast Hosted & Edited by Danny O'Dwyer Filmed by Jeremy Jayne Gameplay Capture by Frank Howley Closed Captions: Megan Carnes Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 01:40 - [Spoilers] The Opening Level 03:42 - Setting the Scene 7:04 - The Commute 9:11 - Testing the Player 11:19 - The Reveal 16:55 - Credits

Comments

Quinn_Town

This is so cool, and one of those things that is done so well that it seemed effortless. Thank you for pulling back the curtain!

Anonymous

Bloody wish I'd caught it when I watched the Early Access cut but at 3:05, when the level map comes up, the word Apartment has been misspelled. Sorry Danny, I can't believe I've become That Guy.

Anonymous

The Looking Glass technology was actually used in the Mandalorian - the camera linked to screens to provide the same effect as in the game. An amazing example of video game tech bleeding into TV - I had no idea they had used this effect until I watched the documentary on Disney +. Great video, as usual Danny and team.

WayneJetSki

I forgot how much Prey blew my mind. I subscribed after watching this and the C&C remaster video, such great content for games i love