Stray feature

You can now play Stray in first-person mode thanks to this mod

Stray is a new third-person adventure game that came out recently, in which you control a cat. And now, thanks to its modding community, PC gamers can experience this title from a first-person viewpoint.

Created by Jessica Natalia, this mod allows you to play Stray in first-person mod. And while there are a couple of bugs, we highly recommend downloading it.

Stray uses Unreal Engine 4, so we can expect more mods for it. In fact, there is already a mod that brings Garfield to the game. Another mod replaces the user-inputted meowing with a pleading call to find Jason from Heavy Rain.

Our PC Performance Analysis for Stray will go live later today or tomorrow. For those wondering, yes, the game does suffer from shader compilation stutters. And no, these stutters are not related to DX12 as the game uses by default DirectX 11.

Lastly, you can find below a video that showcases this first-person mod in action!

Stray - First Person Mod

22 thoughts on “You can now play Stray in first-person mode thanks to this mod”

  1. Game is crap, you can’t even jump in Stray. Every single jump is a contextual prompt which makes the jump for you.

  2. Trash game.
    ~4h of walking cat sim, with no proper story and end, and basic gameplay like it was game from 80’s.

  3. If watching the “gameplay” on Youtube gives you the the same experience, then it was never a game to begin with.

  4. Game was excellent with stellar art, environments, world that is very well fleshed out and thought provoking .Give it a try guys don’t let it premise deceive you its a very mature game with very subtle but deep story telling(Mostly via environments ).

      1. Didn’t feel like that to be honest with verticality and also I turned off button prompts for jumps felt quite immersive (more that CyberPozz 2077).This is nothing revolutionary but Its an very well executed game which is my point.

    1. The only thing i’m not fond of the part of the story where the human race is extinguished, that trope has been done to death already, I would have preferred it if the majority of mankind left earth on giant space shuttles and look for other planets to colonize, The story had it’s moments but it could have been better for this somewhat light hearted feline tale. The gameplay and graphics are really good though.

      1. Hell yeah it is, J-boy!

        I do it specifically when trolling tards like you because for some reason it truly makes you dump your diapers.

      2. Hell yeah it is, J-boy!

        I do it specifically when trolling tards like you because for some reason it truly makes you dump your diapers.

  5. Are people so desperate to play something or just be part of the current thing that they will honestly act like a AA cat game is great? Or are they such huge Sony simps that they will drink anything Sony puts in their bowl?

    1. Not everything sucks today, not ever. Also Stray is available on PC as well, its not really strictly exclusive. Game devs will try to be different and thats ok, some games that try to be different aren’t for everyone, but the creative freedom is still there.

  6. Just played it a few hours last night.
    I have to admit, after only a few seconds, realizing that I wasn’t able to jump freely instantly lowered the game’s value by 90%. lol

    The few complaints on Steam are right: the game does feel linear and “gameplay” is extremely restrictive to a point that you do wonder what the hell you have the right to do.
    I can imagine giving players the ability to jump freely would have made the platforming much harder (and rewarding), but a quicksaving feature would have made it acceptable.
    I was jumping between building ledges in Thief 2 more than 20 years ago, and didn’t need those pathetic contextual prompts in order to make my jumps safe.
    Casual gaming is ruining everything…

    As for people saying it’s an “emotional coaster”… What are you, 3?
    You get emotional over dumb robots with emoji faces? Really? Good lord…
    Story is crap, period. But it’s good for the Teletubbies fan club, I guess.
    Also, so many parts are left unexplained.

    Speaking of dumb cute emojis, the game feels like it doesn’t even know what it wants to be, cos it does often feel like it targets kids first, but some parts are incredibly dark and even horrific at some point. Weird.

    I reached the second town, which kinda looks cool (graphics are the only thing I appreciate in this game, especially the lighting), but I’m already so bored with the gameplay that I just blast through to be done with it as fast as possible. lol

    This is the kind of game you play once out of curiosity, and never play again.
    I doubt this mod will change my mind.

    1. I agree that the gameplay could be a bit more flexible, but its not as horrible as everyone thinks it makes for a good time killer. But I cannot agree that casual gaming is ruining everything, that narrative is just a boondock. There are many of us that just enjoy games and not take them seriously, so “Casual” gamers have a right to exist as the hardcore crowd, so cool your jets.

  7. Steam loves this game but edgy ret4rds in DSO comment section always hate everything, even such game as this.

  8. The links are no longer available. They’ve all been infected or turned into phishing sites. I’m bummed because I really wanted to try this mod.

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