People can’t get enough of BlueWave Studio’s new game Stray, where players play as a cat in a futuristic steampunk world inhabited by friendly robots. The thing is, neither can their cats.
Perhaps the game’s biggest fans aren’t even in its target species, but there’s no question that our own house panthers relate with Stray’s furry protagonist on a level we could never understand.
Apparently Lilith loved #Stray @CatsWatchStray pic.twitter.com/0ChHEyq6bM
— twitch.tv/ratoxico_ (@Fernando_Rato) July 21, 2022
Videos are emerging from around the internet of people’s cats transfixed by the game’s beautiful art style and fluid motions, undoubtedly connecting on a personal level with that handsome orange tabby on screen.
He's transfixed #Stray @PlayStationUK @A_i @HKdevblog pic.twitter.com/V01LNqlebf
— Laura Varley (@RocketMinx) July 19, 2022
stray tem separado opiniões entre os gatos pic.twitter.com/as8qnY79JY
— gatos fazendo gatices (@gatinarios) July 20, 2022
My cat wont let me play this game #Stray @A_i @CatsWatchStray pic.twitter.com/X7tyFSL2v7
— Retr0// #StraySweep (@vanishinggracee) July 19, 2022
#Stray #ps5 #PlayStation5 #Playstation #straygame #straycat #CatsOfTwitter #PS5Share pic.twitter.com/L8IzWS4q2w
— ▸◂ (@unbotheredbb) July 19, 2022
Stray has been praised not only for its gameplay and story, but in the way it absolutely nails the lifestyle of a cat, and it is for this reason that perhaps our own felines feel connected to such a wall scratching, bottle knocking, and lap curling gem of a game.
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