Stray offers more than just a fun cat simulator. Sure, you can meow and nuzzle up against robots, but there's a masterpiece of storytelling and world design waiting to be unveiled. Gameplay is simple, yet addictive in exploring the dynamic and dense city, and the music and graphics are simply breathtaking. Exploring the hyper-detailed and rich dystopia of the walled cybercity is wildly compelling and fun. While there are a few irritations in the action-oriented sections, the overall experience of Stray far outweighs them. By the end of the journey, you'll feel like you just went through something irreplaceably special, and got to live out your cat fantasy to top it off.
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Doing the impawssible.
Can’t understand that game …
It’s boring, dated graphic and unpleasant gameplay
But I love cats :)
One of the best indie game I have ever played
9.4? I can't take reviews on this game seriously, good or bad.