#Elyon international simulator#

Within five minutes, you’re separated from your clowder and into the empty world inside the city, which didn’t exactly grab me visually at first because the Bladerunner cyberpunk aesthetic was a bit too overused at this point. While they do serve a gameplay function later, I would’ve greatly enjoyed it if I was allowed experimentation and exploration as a cat because, well, cat. It doesn’t allow complete freedom as a cat, which is something you would expect from a cat game. The novelty of playing as a cat wore out quickly due to the simplistic movements held back by button prompts, limiting your actions to curated activities. Stray didn’t win me over in the first hour of initial play.

#Elyon international simulator#

Will this cat simulator be the cat simulator of your dreams? Is it another win for Annapurna Interactive? Cat’s out of the (cyberpunk) bag In this review, we’ll take a dive into the world of Stray to see if it lives up to the hype. It’s not exactly rocket science, it is a game about a cat in a cyberpunk world, what’s not to like? Calling it an indie darling is no exaggeration, and it’s been the talk of the town since it was first release. Stray places a focus on exploration and the deeper meaning of what it means to be a cat in cyberpunk world devoid of humans.Ī cat game isn’t something you would immediately think highly of, but numbers don’t lie as streaming on Twitch and StreamDB shows how massive it has been. Strayis the newest narrative adventure from B12 Collective and Annapurna Interactive, the publisher known for more prestige game titles that stray (heh) away from the mainstream gaming paradigm and takes on a more independent spirit. This review originally appeared on OneMoreGame.ph