I recently played Stray, and it was such a unique experience! You play as a charming little cat exploring a cool, futuristic city filled with robots. It first came out on PlayStation and PC, but now you can even play it on Xbox and Switch. BlueTwelve Studio and Annapurna Interactive really nailed the atmosphere – it’s a pretty linear game, but getting around as a cat, using all that agility to solve puzzles, was brilliant. I loved it so much, I gave it an 8 out of 10 in my review!
This Stray guide covers everything you need to know about the game. You’ll find a complete walkthrough, details on locating all collectibles, instructions for earning all Trophies and the Platinum Trophy, and answers to common questions. If you’re stuck or just need help with Stray, you’ve come to the right place!
Stray Guide: Walkthrough and Chapter Guide
As a huge Stray fan, I’ve put together a complete guide to help you through the whole game! I’ve broken down every single chapter and created a full walkthrough for each one. It’ll show you exactly how to beat each chapter and solve all the puzzles, so you won’t get stuck. I hope it helps you enjoy the game as much as I did!
- Stray: Inside the Wall
- Stray: Dead City
- Stray: The Flat
- Stray: The Slums
- Stray: Rooftops
- Stray: The Slums Part 2
- Stray: Dead End
- Stray: The Sewers
- Stray: Antvillage
- Stray: Midtown
- Stray: Jail
- Stray: Control Room
Stray Guide: All Collectibles
This section of our Stray guide will help you find every collectible in the game. We’ll show you the locations of all the B-12 Memories, Music Sheets, and Badges, so you won’t miss a thing!
- Stray: All B-12 Memories Locations
- Stray: All Music Sheets Locations
- Stray: All Badges Locations
Stray Guide: Checklists, Trophies, and More
This part of our Stray guide covers extra information to help you track collectibles and earn Trophies. You’ll also find answers to frequently asked questions, plus some helpful tips for new players.
Collectibles
If you’re trying to track down those last remaining collectibles, the below page can help you out:
- Stray: All Collectibles Locations
Trophies
Here’s a guide to the Trophies in Stray, covering all achievements on both PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4, along with tips on how to get them.
- Stray Trophy Guide: All PS5, PS4 Trophies and How to Get the Platinum
FAQs
Here we have a few guides answering some common questions about Stray.
- Stray: Does the Cat Die?
- Stray: Is It Open World?
- Stray: How Long Does It Take to Beat?
- Stray: How Many Chapters Are There?
Stray Guide: Tips and Tricks for Beginners
Here, we’re offering some fast and helpful tips to get you going in Stray.
Jumps Are Calculated
In Stray, you can’t jump whenever and wherever you like. To jump, you need to walk up to the edge of something first. Look for an ‘X’ button prompt to appear over where you want to land, and then press the button to jump. If you don’t see the prompt, you can’t reach that spot and will need to find a different way. It might take a little getting used to, but it quickly becomes natural, and it even makes you feel like a graceful cat!
Press Triangle to Interact
The game is full of charming little ways to act like a cat! You can scratch furniture, find cozy spots to nap, and even play with toys. These actions don’t really affect the gameplay, but they’re fun and help you feel like a true feline.
Check Out the Inventory
Pressing the Up button on the D-pad opens your droid’s inventory. You’ll find all the items you’re carrying, plus any B-12 Memories you’ve collected. It’s a good idea to check it out – you can examine items in 3D, and more importantly, Memories will give you a distorted hint about where to find them. That’s really helpful!
You Can Replay Chapters If You Miss Something
Okay, so Stray is split into chapters that flow right into each other. I was worried when I realized I’d missed some collectibles or a Trophy, but thankfully, there’s a way to go back! From the main menu, just choose ‘Start Game’, pick your save, and then select a chapter. The best part? You can replay any chapter you’ve already finished without losing any of the stuff you’ve already collected. It’s perfect for going back and cleaning up anything you missed.
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2025-11-04 12:08