After the disaster that was the release of Cyberpunk 2077, I’m sure I wasn’t the only one searching for a well-crafted cyberpunk game to fill the void. Stray not only meets that criteria, but it goes above and beyond. I’m always talking about how I want video games to try new things and offer experiences outside the realm of possibility, and frankly, I’m tired of playing as a white man who shoots at things. I want to support creators who think outside the box and bring unique visions to their games, and Stray is a great place to start.
From its first moment, Stray had me hooked. As soon as I took control of the main character — who, for the record, is a kitty — and snuggled and played with my feline friends, I was in. Whatever this game was about to do, I was completely on board. As I explored lush greenery and wandered around on old pipes with a group of cats, I knew this was where I belonged. Then I tragically got separated from my group and found myself in completely foreign surroundings. I felt disoriented yet intrigued about what I had gotten myself into.
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