Stray

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Good game but i wish you could set your own checkpoints, its kind of annoying

This game is a quick play-through or slow play-through depending on how you play. free play allows you to explore the environment without time constraints. save feature is automatic instead of manual so you have to get to a check point first but overall a nice beautifully made game. I loved the music and story.

It's a cute enough game. Speaking amongst gamers, it's not really deep or challenging gameplay wise, and I feel like a lot more could have been done with playing as a cat... but hey, somebody gave us a decent game where you get to be a cat, and that's pretty f'n cool and all. But honestly, f these 3rd/4th wave feminist writers who just can't help themselves from shoehorning their divisive ideology into every piece of art they get their hands on. Without spoiling anything: The robots in the game are gendered. There are male and female bots. In your quest to reunite kitty with its frens, you meet a few of these bots and learn their story. And of course a pattern emerges: Every single male bot you meet is someone who is broken, who has failed, who wallows in self-pity, who lives controlled by their fears, who has given up. And then you meet the girl boss bot who has sh!t handled, takes no prisoners, and is pragmatic go, go, go, essentially only held back by all the weakling male bots. It's a big fat recommendation to not give these studios any of your money as long as they keep peddling this corrosive poison :)

10/10 game dont care what people say. Amazing graphics for how smooth it runs, minimal bugs, and an amazing ending to top it all off.

Stray is definitely one of my favourite games I played. The story is quite simpler, you play as a cat that fell down into a long forgotten city. As you are trying to find your way out, you're slowly uncovering the secrets of what happened to this world. The game is not difficult at all, there are a lot of small puzzles but most are not hard to figure out. Despite it being quite a short game, which was a little disappointing for me, the atmosphere and the world of the game was just so amazing and I enjoyed exploring every hidden corner of it. Stray will definitely be special to me for a long time and will probably replay it someday again.

I took way too long to try this game out, and when I saw the sale I decided that it was the time to give the title a honest shot; and what can I say, it surprised me to say the least, I was sincerely expecting that the game would hover around small cat gimmicks, and rely on that- But I could not have been more wrong, ofc there's cat stuff, it's part of the premise of the game, but it is also much more then that content wise. The walled city is packed with "life", and I think they did a amazing job with the environmental story telling, while still meticulously matching it to the main game's narrative, since it hints at social disparity and predatory capitalism, highlighting the wealth of the few in detriment of the misfortune of many, just as it's evidenced through the concentration of wealth and economic imbalances very much present irl. Went in expecting just a silly cat game, and got a anti-capitalist cat 10/10. ps. relatively easy to 100%