How nice will this look on Xbox Series X? So, when will we finally get to enjoy this third-person adventure game and the company of our eponymous Stray cat on Xbox consoles? Nothing has been confirmed yet, but these console deals often carry about a year of enforced exclusivity for their platform – and that means we’re likely to see Stray come to Xbox on or around J(take that with a pinch of salt, though). Does that mean we’re liable to see Stray come to Xbox Game Pass? It’s not impossible. At launch, Stray was available for the members of the Extra, Deluxe, and Premium tiers of PlayStation Plus – a big statement that was deigned to highlight the launch of Sony’s revamped, Game Pass-rivalling subscription service. The game, as well as being a win for Sony as far as nabbing the rights to interesting and unique indie titles goes, was also a headline addition to PlayStation Plus. “Players can access a UV light to defeat the mice-like bots, causing them to explode and emit splashes of coloured liquid." It’s all very much what you’d expect from cat simulator – but I still think it would have been better with a dog. "Players sometimes encounter parasitic blobs/mice-like bots that can attack and kill the cat,” it highlights. It’s not a spoiler to share that the rating draws attention to various plot points and hazards you’ll encounter as you guide your stray cat back home.
Prepare for a cat's eye view of a cyberpunk world. As on the previous version of the release, the ESRB notes that Stray features animated blood and fantasy violence. Twitter user MACOS380 spotted that Stray has been rated as E for Everyone 10+ by the ratings board. Stray – which has been a PlayStation console exclusive since it launched on J– has now received a new Xbox rating by the European Software Rating Board (or ESRB, for short). Well, now, a year later, things are looking more hopeful for cat lovers on the Xbox side of the console rift. Come on, you can't pretend it's not at least a bit interesting.
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