Stray‘s big adventure heads for warmer weather
The adorable futuristic cat-hero adventureStrayhas a new release window. Rather than earlier in the year, it looks likeStrayhas been quietly shifted to later on in the summer for PS4, PS5, and PC.
The new timing appeared in aPlayStation indies updateon Twitter.Strayis shown first in the montage, with text saying it will be out in summer 2022. (As spotted byEurogamer.)
🐈 Stray🎤 We Are OFK🐑 Cult of the Lamb
These are just three of the can’t-miss indies coming soon to PlayStation. Discover more athttps://t.co/u40zhqkUoypic.twitter.com/fkYbz7MoRl
— PlayStation (@PlayStation)August 04, 2025
This is a little bit further out than initially expected. BlueTwelve Studio’s adventure game had previously been expected to launch in early 2022. Now, it looks like the team’s taking a little extra time.
Straycat strut
Though it’s taking a little extra time, it does seem likeStrayis coming along. Today, publisher Annapurna Interactive posted a little teaser. The indie publishing houseposted a snapshotof a Steam landing page forStray, with the Play button lit up in green.
it’s always “where’s cat game” and not “how’s cat game coming along"pic.twitter.com/AJmc0rNU51
— Annapurna Interactive (@A_i)July 23, 2025
Hopefully this means some news is forthcoming. Maybe a new look at the cat adventure?Strayhas been consistentlyadorable and impressivein past showings. The idea of playing a stray feline in a futuristic, robotic world is certainly appealing. And visually,Straylooks fantastic in its previews, so hopefully it really makes an impression on the PS5 when it hits.
A few other PlayStation-related indies have their launch windows locked in as well. Indie band narrative adventureWe Are OFKis also aiming for summer 2022, whileCult of the Lambsis targeting the fall of 2022. I got to check outCult of the Lambat Devolver’s booth at PAX East recently, and itreally surprised me. Turns out, adorable animals in dark settings is just a winning combination.
We’ll see howStrayshapes up in the summer it seems, when it hits PlayStation 4, PS5, and PC.
