After the reviews for Bethesda's Prey came out last week, the game has seen an increase in sales, landing it at the top of last week's UK sales chart. The rest of the top ten looks very familiar with no new releases.

Bethesda sending out review copies in a less than timely fashion only means reviews will be late, not absent. Almost a week has passed since Prey's launch and there are enough opinions floating around the internet now to justify a roundup. The results are more mixed than usual.

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe finished last week at the top of the physical sales chart in the UK. Prey, which came out on 05 May, debuted at the second spot on the list.

If you are a PC gamer or like making informed purchases then you clearly aren't in Bethesda's target demographic for Prey. Here are 5 things I wish I knew about Prey before buying it, but have zero chance of finding out.

Bethesda's Prey is coming out on 05 May and they have just shared the minimum and the recommended specs for the PC crowd. A one hour demo of the game is also available today for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One owners.

PlayStation 4 and Xbox One owners will have exclusive access to an hour long demo for Pray on 27 April 2017. No word yet from Bethesda or Arkane about a PC demo.

Bethesda recently published two videos on their YouTube channel, talking about their upcoming game- Prey. One video listed the weapons available in the game, such as the Gloo Cannon and the Disruptor Stungun. The second video focused more on the human and alien powers the player can acquire.

The PlayStation 4 footage doesn't seem to be from the 4K capable Pro

Prey is shaping up to be quite an interesting sci-fi horror piece - according to trailers at least