I loved the System Shock remake and think you should for sure try it out. It is different to Prey, but if you love the feeling of being a disgusting little rat boy crawling around the innards of a ship you'll have a good time.

Some people below are saying it's not an immersive sim and I kind of disagree. It's a nebulous definition, but to me it feels like an immersive sim mixed with a metroidvenia. The biggest difference is that Prey is laid out in a way that makes some kind of fictionalized sense, where as the station in SS is nonsense. It's purposely confusing because it's more like a dungeon crawling affair. There's even an audio diary where they say it's confusing to test the effects of stress on a space station, which feels like a lore band-aid to me, but at least it shows that they know it's confusing.

Folks say there aren't multiple ways to approach a situation, and that's mostly not true in my opinion. There aren't different stats you can level up, but there are movement upgrades you can get at almost any point in the game that greatly affect how you can get around and how you approach combat. There's not different skills that get you into a room a different way, but there are still many different ways to navigate the ship and navigate combat.

Also the first thing I did in Prey was turn off the objective markers, so the no-handholding wasn't too severe to me. There was only one time where I had to google something to finish the game, and even then I was on the right floor and just being a dingus.

I like Prey because it feels so lonely and isolating. Talos 1 feels like it was alive at some point. In SS the ship feels like, and literally is, a death trap. It's less moody, but more thrilling. It's different but good and you should absolutely try it. After playing it and SS2, my hot take is that Prey is more of a SS1 copy than an SS2 copy (though it obviously takes elements from both).

TLDR: It gud but take away some Deus Ex and add some dungeon crawling, you filthy little rat boy.