There are a total of 25 Trophies in Stray; one Platinum, seven Gold, nine Silver, and eight Bronze. Some will be achieved automatically while playing the game like Not Alone, Catwalk, and Al-Cat-Raz, while others require extra efforts like Boom Chat Kalaka, Cat's best friend, and Territory.
Among the many Trophies in Stray that need work, a couple of them can be considered the hardest to obtain. In this case, many factors play a role in why a certain Achievement is considered difficult like the amount of time it consumes, the number of items it requires, and many more factors. Players who wish to know about the hardest Trophies in Stray can read the following article.
6 Meowlody - Silver Trophy
While exploring The Slums in Chapter four, players have most likely found a robot sitting alone with a guitar named Morusque. The Musician says that it wants to practice, but there seems to be nothing to play, and asks the Stray Cat to search for some Music Sheets. The search itself is a pain, as each one is in a completely different location than the other and the worst part is that a couple of the sheets require a series of steps.
For example, some need to be bought from the Merchant by exchanging Energy Drinks, thus players must search for the drinks first. In addition, one is hidden inside a safe and the code can only be translated by a programmer who can’t work because of the cold, meaning the Cat needs to fetch it a blanket to open the safe.
5 I Remember! - Gold Trophy
The Drone Companion B-12 is available after activating the big computer in chapter three of Stray. The robots speak in their own language, so the Cat won’t understand anything unless B-12 translates it. The thing is, the Drone Companion completely lost its memory and requested the help of the Cat to look for them.
There are many Memories scattered in each chapter. Some are automatically gained in a cutscene while the majority need thorough searching to be found. To get the I Remember Trophy, players must find all the Memories. Although it’s a hassle but B-12 rewards the cat with a brand-new vest in gratitude.
4 Can't Cat-Ch Me - Gold Trophy
After being separated from its family, the Cat tries to make its way through the Dead City during chapter two in Stray. The feline, however, gets ambushed by an army of Zurks a short distance before reaching the Slums.
Normally, players will run away from the army and get caught once or twice while shaking the Zurk off. The Can’t Cat-ch Me Trophy is obtained when the Cat manages to get away from the army without getting caught once, and it requires luck more than a strategy to be achieved. It may seem easy, but Zurks are very unpredictable creatures, so it’s mostly unknown where they’ll jump next and from which angle.
3 Pacifist - Gold Trophy
Upon saving Doc from the Dead City in chapter seven of Stray, the Scientist installs the Defluxor inside B-12 so that the Cat can shine a bright light to kill the Zurks. The weapon is highly crucial in the following chapter, as players need to travel through the Sewers, which are infested with Zurks.
The problem is that the Pacifist Trophy can only be acquired if players complete chapter eight without killing a single Zurk. There are many areas in the Sewers that are full of hatchable eggs ready to burst an army of Zurks. So passing through the chapter without killing will be a difficult task.
2 Sneakitty - Silver Trophy
During chapter 10, the Stray Cat steals the Worker Jacket and Helmet so that Blazer, Clementine’s associate, can sneak inside Neco Corp Factory and steal the Atomic Battery. The factory is heavily guarded by Sentinels which project a green beam in certain areas to keep watch on the workers and catch intruders.
To get the Sneakitty Trophy, players must never get caught by any Sentinels for the remainder of chapter 10. This means that the Cat needs to go through Neco Corp, get inside Clementine’s apartment, and get out of the housing complex without getting detected once, which is pretty complicated.
1 I Am Speed - Gold Trophy
Usually, completing Stray with all its side quests while collecting all the Badges takes about nine hours. On the other hand, if players wish to complete the game with only the main story, then it takes about five hours.
The I am Speed Trophy can be obtained if players manage to finish Stray in less than two hours. That’s a lot of pressure considering the Zurks' pursuits and sneaking around from the Sentinels. Nevertheless, there are some tips and tricks players can easily follow to achieve this Trophy, so it’s not impossible.
Stray is available now on PS4, PS5, and PC.