Stray is an exceptional game that has something for everyone. Most importantly, the game has moments where the player can focus on other activities instead of trying to flee the dystopian city. Some activities include browsing TV channels and dunking a basketball, but some are not that easy to identify.
Many players do not know they can get the Productive Day achievement by sleeping in Stray. Unfortunately, Stray does not allow players to sleep just about anywhere. The good news is this guide will cover everything there is to know about sleeping in Stray, including all those spots where the player can sleep for an hour.
Sleeping for an Hour in Stray
The world of Stray is littered with mattresses and beds for the player to sleep in. When the player approaches a place where they can sleep, an interact button will pop up, indicating the player can sleep there.
Players that want to get the Productive Day achievement sooner can do so in the Slums (Chapter 4). Players need to head to the rooftops and find the Robot. Approach the Robot and press the interact button to sleep. However, the player will need to leave the game as it is for an hour to get the achievement.
Once completed, PlayStation players will get a silver trophy.
Other locations to sleep are as follows:
- Near the arguing Robots – The Slums
- Doc’s Library – The Slums
- Fishing Raft – Dead End
- Behind the Nightclub – Midtown
- Clementine’s Apartment – Midtown
- On top of the Sleeping Robot – Midtown
Note: Sleeping in any of the locations mentioned above will reward the player with the Productive Day achievement.
Tips for the Productive Day Achievement
To get the Productive Day achievement, consider these tips:
- Do not press any button to avoid having to start over.
- Set an alarm to return to the game when the time is over. Players will get a notification when the achievement has been acquired.
- Players can also put their PlayStation on Energy Saving Mode to complete the achievement without issues.
Productive Day Achievement Not Working?
There are a couple of reasons why the Productive Day achievement may not work, such as:
- The controller ran out of power.
- The controller got turned off.
- Moving the analog stick on the controller.
- Loss of internet connectivity.
- The PlayStation console went into Rest Mode.
Stray is available on PC, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5.
