It's taken a few years but we're finally going to see Prey in stores this week. You were already able to play the demo, but is the full game just as much fun? Yes, says David in his review of the game.

You certainly won't find any cars or tanks to drive in Prey, but at times you can fly around in a small biomechanical spaceship, in yet another way you'll be required to overcome puzzle obstacles. In one instance, the small flying pod required me to zoom around to different power plants in order to deactivate them, thereby powering down a large whirring fan located above me, which would allow me to pass through it. The controls to shut down the power plants were protected by force fields, which provided an obstacle to my physical body—but not my spiritual essence. There's a bit more to it, but I don't want to give anything away. I enjoyed this puzzle, because Prey wasn't content to force me to use only the pod I had inhabited to proceed; it blended puzzle-solving skills I had used before and combined them with new features, which amounted to giving me a higher feeling of satisfaction when I was able to complete the area.

The Triton website has been updated with information on obtaining Prey online through their digital distribution service. The Human Head shooter can be purchased at $49.95, allowing you to start playing just after midnight on July 11. Thanks Blues News

The newest Prey development diary can be found at the 3D Realms website. Project lead Chris Rhinehart talks about going gold, the release of the demo, and plans for the future.

IGN's latest Prey preview is online, going hands-on with a full version of the Human Head Studios shooter. GameInformer meanwhile compares the 360 and PC versions. Prey will be released July 11.

2K Games finally announced the going gold of Prey today, officially declaring that July 11 is the game's launch date in the US. European gamers will see the game in stores July 14. Prey will be available as a regular and limited edition on PC and Xbox 360.

"We are proud to continue our tradition of releasing innovative and dynamic games for the PC and console game markets," said Timothy Gerritsen, CEO, Human Head Studios, Incorporated. "Prey is the culmination of nearly five years work to bring a truly innovative product to a first-person shooter market clamoring for something new."

"Prey's greatest message is that a commitment to quality, polish and unique gameplay is a sure-fire way to build a brand and one we strongly believe will have staying power for years to come," said Scott Miller, CEO, 3D Realms. "We believe Prey will be a major hit for gamers worldwide."

If you missed the demo, grab it here.

GameSpot has a new Prey preview, offering impressions of a full build. Human Head's sci-fi shooter is expected to be released early July.

New at EuroGamer is a new Prey Q&A. Tim Gerritson of Human Head Studios is on hand to answer questions about the game's unique features, the idea behind a living ship, portal technology, the reasons behind only including DM and Team DM multiplayer support, the gravity gameplay, and the two difficulty levels.

Wouldn't want anyone to miss this..head over to FileShack to download the Prey demo. Five singleplayer levels, two multiplayer maps, what more could you want out of a demo?

As expected, the Prey demo is now available. The 450mb download includes five singleplayer maps (45-60 minutes of gameplay) and two multiplayer levels from this sci-fi shooter.

GameDaily has been updated with a new Prey preview, going hands-on with the game's multiplayer. Later tonight you'll be trying the game for yourself.

The 3D Realms website has been updated with the 23rd Apogee Legacy Q&A. This week Paul Schuytema, the second Prey project lead, talks about his time with the company.

The latest Prey development diary is now up at the 3D Realms website. Chris Rhinehart talks about wrapping up the project and Xbox 360 demo, while also mentioning that work on additional Deathmatch levels is already underway.

2K Games sends along five new Prey screenshots, showing more from Human Head's upcoming sci-fi shooter. A demo will be released next Thursday.

GameProducer.net has been updated with this Q&A with Scott Miller of 3D Realms. Miller is asked about his role as CEO of the company, and 3DR's role in the upcoming Prey.

The 3D Realms website has been updated with a new camera captioning contest, as the Human Head Studios team was too busy to write a new development diary this week. Normally the winner of the contest gets a gift certificate to use on Apogee/3D Realms games, but for this one the prize is a free copy of Prey.

The official Prey website has relaunched, offering more information on Human Head Studios' upcoming DOOM engine powered first person shooter. The site shows off features like gravity flipping, spirit mode, wall walking and death walking while also offering information on several of the game's characters. You can also find wallpapers, and AIM & MSN icons.

The 3D Realms website has been updated with the 21st Prey development diary. This week, Joe Siegler of 3D Realms talks about the ways 3DR has been helping with the game the past couple of weeks.

The latest Prey dev diary is up at the 3D Realms website. This installment deals more with Human Head moving offices, though there's mention of the demo as well.

Over at the 3D Realms website you can find the 19th Prey weekly update. This week's entry focuses on last week's Prey showing at the Electronic Entertainment Expo.

According to this thread on the 3D Realms forums, a Prey demo is coming June 22. The demo will be released for the PC, and the Xbox 360 through the Xbox Marketplace. Update: There is now an official story on the 3D Realms website confirming this news, while also mentioning the demo will be a 5 level one with singleplayer and multiplayer content.