For the most part in Stray, you feel like you're floating around the in-game world, as you go about discovering what exactly occurred in its universe. It only speaks in beeps and boops when you ask it to do something. For one, the cat doesn't talk, except it can meow at a button's press (“O”, or circle, on the DualSense or DualShock 4.) And while you do have a companion in B-12, it doesn't offer running commentary. There's a gentleness and solitary nature to Stray. Stray, Marvel's Avengers, and More on PS Plus Extra and Deluxe in July What happened to it, how to get out of it, where the humans have gone, and why the world seems devoid of all life forms.
Assisted by B-12 whose memory has been corrupted, you - as the unnamed cat - set out to piece together the mystery of the dome world.
Very early on, you will be gifted with a floating droid companion in B-12, who helps you carry an unlimited inventory of items, interact with gadgets, scan and translate text, and provide hints. If you didn't already know / the cover image didn't give it away, Stray puts you in control of a stray cat who somehow finds its way into the dome world. For all intents and purposes, the robots are the humans on Stray.Īnd in the middle of all this is you - a cat. Others are happy to just toss paint buckets from one roof to another. There's a guardian, a weaver, a barkeep, a programmer, a market seller, and trash scavengers. They have even divided themselves into various roles and occupations. They take after their creators in many ways, be it feeling cold, wearing clothing, or living in apartments that feel reminiscent of ours. The hours I spent in Stray were all largely spent inside the game's dome world, which is inhabited by lanky AI robots with screens as faces, who I imagine were also designed by the missing humans. According to developer BlueTwelve Studio, it will take you about eight hours to play Stray in full, and 10 hours maximum if you're a completionist.
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