Stray for PlayStation 5

It came wrapped in it's also tight squared plastic, the disc is neat and works fine. The collectible cards are in perfect state too and sealed in their respective plastic too.

Good game, short but good.

Absolutely loved this game! Some parts made me cry lol but it was an amazing game all around and am hoping for another game release similar to Stray :)

Good

This is a great game & very fun to play.

This is fantastic game! The only thing it drops one star is because I was given the European version of the game.

In this game, you play a cat from a feral colony, who is separated from his companions due to falling down a hole into a large underground city, and must find his way back home. Sounds simple, but...The game takes place thousands of years in the future, long after the fall of humanity, and the city you fall into is populated by intelligent robots who have taken on many of the personalities and characteristics of their long-gone human creators that they idolize. But the robots are facing their own problems, and your cat character has to help them in the process of helping itself.The game is about 55% exploration, 40% puzzle-solving... and, strangely, 5% survival horror. That last part sounds weird, and it is somewhat at conflict with the Myst-like atmosphere of most of the game, but it works. Quite simply, there are occasional moments in the game when you must evade things that are out to kill you, and (most of the time) you have very little recourse to fight back; your cat can die (causing a reversion to a checkpoint save), though for the faint-of-heart there's an option in the Settings menu to not show the actual cat death.I was surprised, however, at about the point to have invested maybe 8 hours into the game, to discover that I was something like 70% of the way through it (as per the PS5 home screen). Thus, it is an extremely short game by modern standards. My first instinct was to be annoyed (after all, it was just so delightful that I didn't want it to end so soon!), but after a few seconds I realized that I felt some relief that I wasn't going to have to spend the next few months of life grinding through a game that had become tedious due to its obscene length. This game is a pleasant reminder that a game doesn't have to be long and life-consuming to be good.I spent just under 12 hours on it, but keep in mind that I have a very completionist, explore-every-corner style of game play; even without hints, a determined person could probably get to the end in well under 9 hours - but why would you, when it's first-and-foremost a game focused on exploration and story-telling? I could probably choke down a 6oz filet mignon in 90 seconds too if I really wanted, but why would I? This is a game to savor.The ending is maybe a tiny bit sad, but they drop a hint in the very last two seconds that possibly mitigates it, and potentially sets up for a sequel in the process.

This is a fun game that is vibrant, playful, and very relaxing. The game is played from a cat's point of view, and you get to do all the fun and quirky things that cats are known to do. It's approximately 8 hours of gameplay , but it is definitely worth replaying! The game was packaged well, and shipping was fast.