STRAY is a cute game about a cute cat exploring the world.
With the game now available on PS5 and PS4, as well as PC via Steam, we’ll give you all the tips you need to get through it.
This adorable cat will take you around this strange world.
At the start of the game, after you’ve assembled your robotic friend B-12, you’ll need to go searching for four notebooks.
Cute little quests like this are what will stop Stray from becoming a forgotten game in a few years.
These notebooks are important to Momo, who feels upset that he let his friends go without them.
In order to cheer him up, you’ll need to gather all four notebooks dotted around the area.
They’re not too tricky to find, but if need a hand then we’ll tell you where to find all of them.
Momo’s notebook – Stray
Momo’s apartment is in The Slums with a bright neon orange sign on top of it, this is where you’ll need to start this task.
Give Momo the Picture of Outside you’ll have in your possession by this point and you’ll get the first notebook.
Clementine’s notebook – Stray
Hop out of Momo’s apartment, straight over the rooftops, and into the blue building directly opposite.
You can get in through the window, go through the broken door, and look next to a computer. There the notebook lies in wait.
Doc’s notebook – Stray
You’re looking for a book-filled apartment to the right of Momo’s. Unfortunately, the notebook is locked away in a safe.
Luckily for you, the key is just in the back room. Knock over the pile of books in front of the safe and open it up to grab the notebook.
Zblatazar’s notebook – Stray
To the left of Momo’s apartment is one marked with red paper lanterns on the outside. You’ll need to turn off a nearby power source to deactivate the fan blocking your path inside.
It’s not a nice place to look at, and you’re going to make it any better. Jump off the boxes to knock them over and you’ll find the notebook.
Take all four notebooks back to Momo and he’ll aid you on your journey to the Outside.
Written by GLHF.
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