The cat adventure Game Boy -style Demake Video of Stray attracts attention. Reproduces cat adventure & cuteness with dot painting

The action adventure game Stray was released in July this year and was highly evaluated. The video of the game play in the game boy is attracting attention.

Stray is a work featuring a stray cat as the main character. Cats are separated from their families and get lost in the decadent city of Cyber City where robots live. In order to return to his hometown, he will adventure with the flying small drone B-12 that he met on the way.

The 64 Bits of YouTuber was handled by the game boy-style remake video of this work. We have produced and posted variously-full-fledged disk images, as if the latest games were transplanted into past game consoles, and the video of Game Boy Stray is the latest work on November 4. Posted.

In the video, the early part of Stray gameplay is expressed as a side view stage clear 2D action game. The first thing that appears is the scene of searching with other cats. The piping in the scaffold breaks, and the protagonist's cat falls to the underground waterway. One of the impressive scenes in the early stages, the depiction of the up that is trying to endure with the nails, is also reproduced.

Even after entering Cyber City, you can fly over the fence in the dust box, make a drum floating in contaminated water as a foothold, and send signs using the environment to guide cats. Scenes such as being chased by a horde of living things are also reproduced in dot pictures. Game Boy-style BGM and SE also match.

And the cat I met with a small drone B-12 wears a backpack. In the original, it is a scene where you can see a real cat expression that makes you feel frustrated by wearing something unfamiliar. On the other hand, in this video, it expresses emotions with the face and squid ears, which is also cute. After that, familiar scenes, such as bucket gondola and robot residents who look at cats, are reproduced.

The video released this time is a video that was created like a Game Boy, not a game play that operates on the actual machine. Nevertheless, the scenes of Stray, which are well reproduced while adding arrangements, and the fine movements that convey the cuteness of the cat are drawn in a very Gameboy-like expression. On YouTube, where the video was posted, it has been played more than 20,000 times at this time and has been highly evaluated. The developer Blue twelve Studio and the seller Annapurna Interactive seem to like it, and has responded to the creator.

Stray is being distributed for PC (Steam)/PS4/PS5. It is also provided for PS Plus extra/premium members.