PlayStation’s best 2022 console exclusive, currently exclusive to PS4, can now be found on Xbox.
Stray has quickly made itself known to PlayStation players since 2022 and now this truly incredible PlayStation exclusive can finally be enjoyed on Xbox.
When discussing which console is superior, exclusives often determine their decision. Nowadays however, most exclusives make their way out for other consoles after lengthy waits.
Take Baldur’s Gate 3 as an illustrative case. PC players have already begun enjoying its immense size while PlayStation gamers wait patiently until 6 September rolls around and start enjoying this massive RPG too.
Xbox players, on the other hand, remain uncertain when or if this game will make its way onto their consoles; all they know for certain is that eventually it will.
Stray fans who’ve watched from a distance in anticipation of leading this adorable ginger cat through its neon decorated cybercity no longer need to wait; their time has come.
In case you’re new to Stray or confused as to its meaning beyond being about cats, allow us to provide more background:
Stray follows a ginger cat’s adventures through an unfamiliar city filled with neon lights. From third person perspective, players must put themselves into his mindset in order to fully grasp this fascinating world. With nine lives at their disposal and nine lives available as lifelines to use against potential perils along the way.
Your emotions will run wild; from laughing out loud to tears streaming down your cheeks; love will teach you things no one could ever fully explain without experiencing it for themselves.
Even though Stray is available on Xbox Game Pass, its sale prices it at just PS6, which makes for an outstanding value when considering how the Steam reviewer described it: “Not just a game; It’s emotion and state of mind”. Numerous critics and fans alike have also applauded it as exceeding expectations!
Stray is now available to buy on both Xbox Series and PS6, and will remain discounted over the course of seven days.
