Stray - All Easter Eggs And Hidden Messages

The mysterious world of Stray holds many secrets for you to find as you venture through it with an adorable feline protagonist. But among the many many secrets you find, there are likely some that you might miss, so let's have a look at them in detail.

Below we have for you the full list of all the Easter Eggs and hidden secrets that you can find in the world of Stray. We will also give you some context around finding them and what they mean.

Stray - All Easter Eggs And Hidden Messages

Some of the hidden secrets you can find in the game are considered an Easter Egg more than a hidden message as they are directly referencing a different piece of media and give players a "that's neat!" moment. While others are more secret messages that require a bit more digging to figure out and don't necessarily reference anything you might know off-hand.

So we have broken them down into what is considered the Easter eggs and the hidden messages that you can find in the world of Stray. All of which you can find listed below:

Stranger Things Easter Egg - The first Easter egg is a reference to the first season of Stranger Things when Will Byers supposedly communicates with his mother Joyce through the electronics. This happens in Stray with a series of television sets and lights during Chapter 1.

Persona 5 Easter Egg - In the Video game Persona 5, there is a character named Sojiro who owns a bar, similar to the character you can find at the bar in the Midtown of Stray.

Skyrim Easter Egg #1 - This same character Sojiro spouts a similar line to the infamous line from the popular RPG The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, "Until I took an arrow to the knee". But in Stray Sojiro says he took a screwdriver to the knee instead.

Skyrim Easter Egg #2 - Near the Waterfall in the sewer area, you can find Jenkins who says the same line many of the merchants in Skyrim say: "Some may call this junk. Me, I call them treasures"

Gravity Falls Easter Egg - In the Library, you find a book that looks similar to the three journals that are used in the Gravity Falls series. But instead of a hand with six fingers, it's a cat's paw.

Back to the Future Easter Egg - Both Characters Seamus and Doc are references to the popular characters in the Back To The Future films and have similar aesthetic designs to Marty and Doc respectively.

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Pablo Escobar and Al Capone Easter Egg - When you're in the Prison area, you can speak to two characters whose names are Pablo and Capone. A reference to the two infamous mafia members in real life.

Half-Life Easter Egg - At the Train station, in one of the empty train cars, you can find a crowbar. This weapon is famous in the Half-Life two video games as it's used by the main character throughout the game and its design is almost synonymous with the game at this point.

Developer Name Easter Egg - Near the Prison area you can find a downed robot named Alterisateur, this is the same name as the Technical Game designer for Stray.

Dungeons and Dragons Easter Egg - You can find two characters, Lynn and Pinu discussing how one of them forgot the character sheet and set up the session. Which is a nod to the worldwide classic tabletop game Dungeons and Dragons.

Simpsons Easter Egg - In the bar of Midtown, you can find a neon sign that reads: "DUFER BAR" which is a reference to the name of the beer in the Simpsons called Duff Beer.

B-12 Name hidden message/Easter Egg - The name for B-12 comes from the name of the developers of the game, BlueTwelve Studio.

Developer hidden message/Easter Egg - If players scan the QR code playing on the TV in the Slums area, you will receive a message from the developers that read: "Hello you!"

Nujabes Easter Egg - The song "Cooldown" that Morusque plays you is a cover of the song by Japanese Record producer Nujabes called Counting Stars.

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