Stray

TLDR: Have you ever wanted to rule the world by destroying carpets, sofas and slapping stuff off of shelves?! Look no further. You are a cat, a tabby at that, which we all know is the equivalent of a space marine in the Warhammer 40k universe. Jokes apart, this is a very simple charming game. While exploration is the main focus, there are some small bits of action to keep the player from getting bored. The story isn't super deep, but is nonetheless very interesting, considering the characters. The game also doesn't overstay its welcome, always bringing you to a new area. However it is, IMO, too expansive for its lenght and offers no replayability, so get it on sales. Story: Play as the king of hell, a tabby stray, known for its violence towards the innocent, couches, trees, carpets and doors. No one and nothing is safe in his wake. He even makes people trip just for kicks. The story revolves around getting seperated from your little ''litter'' of strays at the very beginning of the game and falling in a pit where there doesn't seem to be any servants, I mean, humans left. The why and how is the whole story so I won't spoil that, but know that this lil' kitten, I mean, this space marine will figure it out with the help of B-12, an intriging companion, which acts as the inventory keeper, a hint provider and translator. This aforementionned ''pit'' is more like an underground, walled off, multi storied city where the inhabitants are pretty dumb and need the help of our nimble duo to get things underway. Gameplay: The game mostly consists of running around and finding key items to unlock the next area. This may sound boring at first, but it's often the how you go about doing it that makes this fun. There's more exploration and thinking involved rather than simply going and grinding kills. The game includes some mechanics that I'm never too fond of, but there are so short that I can live with; instant deaths and -accidental immediate no return progression type of deal thing- for instance. While there are some mobs you can fight against eventually, know that it is for a short while and the game will change tactics every chance it gets. You will switch between running, killing and stealth, then back to lenghty exploration. The vast majority of the game consists of ''Awwwww'' moments, not ''Whoooaaaaaa'' moments. So if you're looking for the latter, buyers beware. The game initially feels very big, but that's due to your size. It is very linear and short. But it still very enjoyable. Graphics: The environments are full of details and the while the inhabitants have a basic design, they look good, as they couldn't look bad even if they tried. As for the cat itself, it's movements are its saving grace as its fangs, claws and evil looking whiskers would send any normal person running. The pure terror instilled by looking straight into this stray's eyes could potentially render you insane, so be careful. Audio: You can meow. I even got an achievement for meowing over a 100 times. One could say I grinded my meows. Still, I meowed more to see if meowing a 1000 times would grant me more recognition from the achievements gods, but alas. I meowed for naught. The weird robots beeps and bloops are also always fun to listen to and the environments and ambiance is all catered for. But bro, the meows is where it's at. I had fun, way too much fun. I now understand why cats are a$$holes.

HHH

Worth the money, what a game

很恶心的游戏，我是冲着猫来的，搞一堆恶心的菌克是什么意思啊？游戏到中期下水道这附近全他妈是恶心人的千篇一律的追逐战，场景也恶心的要死，真买的后悔

Шлак

J'ai plutôt bien apprécié ce jeu vidéo, et j'ai réussi à le finaliser (ainsi si j'y arrive tous le monde le peux !). En revanche mon épouse l'a détesté durant les phases de discussion avec les personnages car elle n'avait que le son, pas l'image. Un casque à sauvé notre couple.

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