Annapurna’s cat adventure Stray is here and we’re ready to curl up in a robot’s lap, leap through open windows, and get up to other feline shenanigans. You get to explore the neon-lit streets of a vast dystopian city with your robot-drone companion, who also helps you decipher the robots’ language to understand what happened in the world. Who could say no? Well, you could say no if you didn’t have the time to play the game and the Stray length was too long.
We get it, sometimes you don’t want to sink 2000 hours into Starfield because you have things to do or other games to play. Maybe you’re tired of random Apex trios getting down in the first 30 seconds of a match. That’s why we’re here to tell you the Stray game length and how long to beat it, so you can spend an afternoon with it.
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Stray is seven to eight hours for you standard story playthrough, with a fast playthrough taking about four or five. A collectible run will take longer, around 8-10 hours. That’s according to what one of the game’s developers told The Loadout when we attended a Stray preview event and from playing for our Stray review.
Players are free to explore at their own pace, however, so it could take longer to beat depending on your playstyle. Depending on how many extra missions you do too, you can spend a little longer than others with your feline friends.
For more on Stray, be sure to check out everything you need to know about your playthrough with our Stray walkthrough. Now you know the Stray length, you can carve out time to dive in.