Stray

[Ravenfreak]

Stray is a game set in a world where there are no humans, just robots. In this game you take the role of a tabby cat, who mistakenly fell into the slums of a city blocked off from the outside world. Your goal is to figure out what happened to the humans, while trying to get back to the outside. This was the most recent game I finished, I still need to get all the trophies for the game. I loved every single moment of this game, the music and atmosphere was awesome. Plus cats are my favorite animals! There was one part that creeped me out, I wasn't expecting it at all. :V Has anyone here play this game yet? I want to get the steam version of the game eventually so I can mod it and make the cat a Maine Coon, since I have a MC named Gizmo. xD

 

[Scarlet Rose]

I was really excited about this game when they announced it, and it remained an anticipated game for me. I did enjoy it when I started playing it, but I seemed to slip out of it. I still need to go back and finish it, which is shocking as I have heard that it is really short. I think a combination of study, work and moving house meant I didn't have the energy to devote as much attention as I had wanted to to this game. As it is not a game I just want to absentmindedly play.

 

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

Stray is a game set in a world where there are no humans, just robots. In this game you take the role of a tabby cat, who mistakenly fell into the slums of a city blocked off from the outside world. Your goal is to figure out what happened to the humans, while trying to get back to the outside. This was the most recent game I finished, I still need to get all the trophies for the game. I loved every single moment of this game, the music and atmosphere was awesome. Plus cats are my favorite animals! There was one part that creeped me out, I wasn't expecting it at all. :V Has anyone here play this game yet? I want to get the steam version of the game eventually so I can mod it and make the cat a Maine Coon, since I have a MC named Gizmo. xD

Sounds like a pretty cool concept!