Prey – How to Get Typhon Neuromods, Find the Psychoscope

If you want to make the most of the different Typhon abilities available to Morgan Yu, then you’re going to need to find and equip the Psychoscope. This item lets you scan different Typhon organisms, and it also lets you see where Mimics are hiding no matter what form they have taken on. Neuromods that you find in Prey will only let you upgrade human abilities until you find the Psychoscope and begin scanning Typhon enemies. In this article we’ll show you how to find the Psychoscope in Prey, so you can start building up your abilities.

How to find the Psychoscope

In order to find the Psychoscope you’ll need to make your way through the game until you reach Psychotronics, which is accessed through the Talos 1 Lobby. Once inside Psychotronics, head north through the security checkpoint and look for a set of bathrooms on the right-hand side of the area.

There are a couple of enemies inside, so come prepared with plenty of ammunition to draw them out. Once the two enemies have been taken care of, look for a hole in the floor of one of the bathrooms. There are several Mimics down in the area below, so be careful as you slide down the pipes to the floor.

Take care of the Mimics, and then look for a corpse nearby. Next to the corpse is a massive helmet like item. This is the Psychoscope. It’s a vital part of your uniform in Prey, and it will not only allow you to scan Typhon enemies and begin learning new abilities, but it will also allow you to install Psychoscope Chipsets, which will give you various bonuses throughout the game.

Now, all you need to do to start using Typhon-powered Neuromod abilities is to scan Typhon enemies like Mimics, Phantoms, and even Telepaths, or other Typhon organisms. Scanning these enemies will teach you more about them, while also allowing you to unlock new abilities, which will let you do some of the same things that the Typhon do.

Just be careful when you’re installing Neuromods, as installing too many Typhon-based Neuromods will cause the station’s various automated systems to see you as a threat, which could lead to turrets and Operators attacking you on site.

For more information be sure to head back over to our Prey guide, where you’ll find plenty of additional guides to help you along. You should also be sure to check out our guide on how to find every keycode for all the safes and doors in Prey, as well as our guide on how to find all the Workstation passwords in Prey.

For more in-depth walkthroughs be sure to pick up the official Prima Games strategy guide.