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Mac Gaming News - Aspyr Bringing Prey to the Mac

by , 12:30 PM EST, November 29th, 2006

Aspyr Media announced on Wednesday that it is bringing the first-person sci-fi shooter game Prey to the Mac. The game puts players in the roll of Tommy - a Cherokee garage mechanic who has to save Earth from alien invaders. Players can change the pull of gravity, walk on walls and ceilings, battle enemies in the spirit world, work with or against other players, and more.

Prey is coming to the Mac.

Prey for the Mac should be available some time in January 2007. Pricing and system requirement information is not yet available.

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