Absolutely amazing. the aesthetic is **insert chef kiss** definitely. wholesome and dark at the same time.

Stray

**Man I really can’t with these highly rated indies, it was boring af to me to get through. I’m not a cat person so that mayhaps played a role too.  
Story was kinda interesting but not at the same time. Especially I have experienced variations of this story before. This time its with a cat as the main character.**

Man I really can’t with these highly rated indies, it was boring af to me to get through. I’m not a cat person so that mayhaps played a role too. Story was kinda interesting but not at the same time. Especially I have experienced variations of this story before. This time its with a cat as the main character.

Soft kitty, warm kitty, little ball of fur!...

Stray is a weird game, because you are literally a cat, which got trapped in a city of robots. Our cat just want to return to the surface and rejoin with his friends. With the help of a little drone, is able to communicate with the others robots which acts like they are humans. They got drunk, hunger, have "human" thoughts. During the game you will discover why the world is like that and why they got trapped.

This game is perfect to all the people who likes cats. The trophies are reference of cat behavior, like die 9 times in the game or sleep an hour. It is a short game can take you 2 hours or 10 hours if you want to complete everything.

Soft kitty, warm kitty, little ball of fur!...Stray is a weird game, because you are literally a cat, which got trapped in a city of robots. Our cat just want to return to the surface and rejoin with his friends. With the help of a little drone, is able to communicate with the others robots which acts like they are humans. They got drunk, hunger, have "human" thoughts. During the game you will discover why the world is like that and why they got trapped.This game is perfect to all the people who likes cats. The trophies are reference of cat behavior, like die 9 times in the game or sleep an hour. It is a short game can take you 2 hours or 10 hours if you want to complete everything.

I played Stray to completion twice this past week, once to see the story through to its end and the second to unlock the Platinum Trophy. It is a really sweet game with a unique hook — who doesn't want to play as a cat? — but I think the fact you get to play as a feline is clouding people's judgment somewhat. Once you get over that novelty, Stray isn't really that great. It's just fine. Now, admittedly, that novelty does take a while to disappear — perhaps half the game considering how short it is when speedrunning to the finish line. For the first two or so hours, I loved roleplaying as a cat; I was jumping all over the place, meowing as much as possible, and getting up to mischief. That honeymoon period is a complete delight, but it can only last for so long. There are only so many times you can run up to robotic NPCs, greet them with meows and purrs, only to have them return the same text box. Once the facade wears off, there's not a lot to Stray. You're left with a very linear game — save for two more open-ended areas — packed full of supremely simple puzzles and fetch quests in order to move the story forward. When you break it down and remove the fact you're playing as a cat, all you do is jump, talk to robots, find items, and wander about. Let me ask you this: would any of this be anywhere near as engaging if you were playing as a human? Of course not! It feels like the game is riding on the coattails of the furry friend fuelling the story when what you're actually doing isn't all that exciting. There isn't much of a payoff either: the ending is lousy — I think BlueTwelve Studio could have done much more with it. I'm aware I'm very much in the minority here. With a Metacritic rating of 83 and an overall user score of 8.8, it's clear a lot of people are enjoying the game more than I do, but that's still a fair bit higher than what I would rate Stray. The game probably does live up to those high scores for the first few hours as you become acquainted with the cat's role, spending half your time simply revelling in the fact you've got a tail and whiskers. However, once you've meowed 100 times and unlocked the Trophy, jumped to the wrong platform too many times, and gotten lost trying to find the object you need to progress, there isn't much to bring you back. Stray isn't a bad game, but I certainly don't think it's a great one either. It's just fine. I enjoyed the pictures of cats watching Stray be played more than interacting with it myself. I'm sorry!

I played Stray to completion twice this past week, once to see the story through to its end and the second to unlock the Platinum Trophy. It is a really sweet game with a unique hook — who doesn't want to play as a cat? — but I think the fact you get to play as a feline is clouding people's judgment somewhat. Once you get over that novelty, Stray isn't really that great. It's just fine.

Now, admittedly, that novelty does take a while to disappear — perhaps half the game considering how short it is when speedrunning to the finish line. For the first two or so hours, I loved roleplaying as a cat; I was jumping all over the place, meowing as much as possible, and getting up to mischief. That honeymoon period is a complete delight, but it can only last for so long. There are only so many times you can run up to robotic NPCs, greet them with meows and purrs, only to have them return the same text box.

Once the facade wears off, there's not a lot to Stray. You're left with a very linear game — save for two more open-ended areas — packed full of supremely simple puzzles and fetch quests in order to move the story forward. When you break it down and remove the fact you're playing as a cat, all you do is jump, talk to robots, find items, and wander about.

Let me ask you this: would any of this be anywhere near as engaging if you were playing as a human? Of course not! It feels like the game is riding on the coattails of the furry friend fuelling the story when what you're actually doing isn't all that exciting. There isn't much of a payoff either: the ending is lousy — I think BlueTwelve Studio could have done much more with it.

I'm aware I'm very much in the minority here. With a Metacritic rating of 83 and an overall user score of 8.8, it's clear a lot of people are enjoying the game more than I do, but that's still a fair bit higher than what I would rate Stray. The game probably does live up to those high scores for the first few hours as you become acquainted with the cat's role, spending half your time simply revelling in the fact you've got a tail and whiskers. 

However, once you've meowed 100 times and unlocked the Trophy, jumped to the wrong platform too many times, and gotten lost trying to find the object you need to progress, there isn't much to bring you back. Stray isn't a bad game, but I certainly don't think it's a great one either. It's just fine. I enjoyed the pictures of cats watching Stray be played more than interacting with it myself. I'm sorry!

I'm Sorry, But Your Cute Cat Game Isn't That Great... 

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Lost, alone and separated from family, a stray cat must untangle an ancient mystery to escape a long-forgotten city. Stray is a third-person cat adventure game set amidst the detailed, neon-lit alleys of a decaying cybercity and the murky environments of its seedy underbelly. Roam surroundings high and low, defend against unforeseen threats and solve the mysteries of this unwelcoming place inhabited by curious droids and dangerous creatures. See the world through the eyes of a cat and interact with the environment in playful ways. Be stealthy, nimble, silly, and sometimes as annoying as possible with the strange inhabitants of this mysterious world. Along the way, the cat befriends a small flying drone, known only as B12. With the help of this newfound companion, the duo must find a way out. Stray is developed by BlueTwelve Studio, a small team from the south of France mostly made up of cats and a handful of humans.

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