That is embarrassing, I'm not doing that. That was the sound of the Perslow and Dale

driver meowing for you. If you turn this podcast off now, I wouldn't blame you if I was

frankly horrible to listen to. Why did you guys do that? What could possibly link a meow

to something? Something, isn't it? Yeah, cat thing, video game about cats. Yeah, that

game stray. We're going to be talking about stray this week on the IGN UK podcast, as

well as a few other things. Dale seems and played some Saints Row. There's a resident

evil TV show out there giving that another go. I've been washing the hell out of things

and also playing a game I really should have played a long time ago, but we'll get onto

all that in a bit first. When we did the most British thing of all time and talk about

the weather, wasn't it warm? What are we doing this for? I thought I was joking. Let's

talk about stray. Stray, the new cat game on PlayStation and PC, I believe. Dale, you

finished it, Matt, you're right near the end of the game, believe I've only played an

hour, but from my, I'll just give my thoughts, because I don't have as many developed

thoughts as you guys will have is it's a very pretty game. The soundtrack is incredible.

I really love the music in this game. Love how the cats move, love all that. I will say,

quite a slow start, not necessarily narrative wise. I think they get on with that and get

you into that world quite well, but just mechanics wise, they introduce that quite slowly and

they are my big, an hour in. I am enjoying the feel of it a lot, but I can't say I'm having

a great time as a game necessarily. What do you guys think? Does it develop much?

Did the puzzles become complicated? Is there any action to this game that's thrilling?

I would say the hour, first hours, my definitely least favourite part of the game. I started playing

a game dislike and I think that's because I'm not a cat person at all, and it very much felt

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