Stray Trophies and Achievements

How to unlock every trophy and unlock the Platinum trophy in Stray.

Stray has a total of 25 trophies on PlayStation 4 and 5, which includes both hidden and not.

It’s important to note that the PC version of Stray only has 24 trophies, because you'll be unable to earn the platinum trophy on this platform.

Below we've listed all Stray Trophies and Achievements, including how to earn the hidden trophies and how long it may take you to unlock the Platinum trophy for Stray.

If you're still deciding whether to play Stray, we recommend visiting Eurogamer's Stray review and, if you’d like to know how long the game is, our Stray length guide.

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Stray trophy and achievement list
Stray hidden trophy and achievement list
How easy is it to obtain the Platinum trophy in Stray?

Stray trophy and achievement list

On PlayStation 4 and 5, Stray, aside from hidden trophies, has 14 trophies to unlock. If you're playing on PC, then this will be 13 trophies as this platform does not have a Platinum trophy.

These trophies can be earned by completing little side activities in the game, fully embodying the nature of a cat or achieving special feats, such as completing Stray in a specific time limit.

Below you can find every non-secret trophy for Stray:

Trophy	How to unlock it	Grade
All Done	Unlock all trophies.	Platinum
A Little Chatty	Meow 100 times.	Silver
Cat-a-Pult	Jump 500 times.	Silver
Productive Day	Sleep for more than one hour.	Silver
Boom Chat Kalaka	Dunk the basketball.	Bronze
No More Lives	Die 9 times.	Bronze
I am Speed	Complete the game in less than 2 hours.	Gold
Meowlody	Bring all the music sheets to Morusque.	Silver
Curiosity Killed the Cat	Wear the paper bag.	Bronze
Cat-a-strophe	Try to play mahjong with the robots.	Bronze
Cat's best friend	Nuzzle up against 5 robots.	Silver
Télé á chat	Browse through all of the TV channels.	Bronze
Badges	Collect all badges.	Gold.
Territory	Scratch in every chapter.	Silver

Stray hidden trophy and achievement list

There are 11 hidden trophies, or achievements if you're on PC, to earn in Stray.

Thankfully, you'll earn the majority of these trophies naturally as you progress on your cat adventure. There are a few, however, which require you to complete either a certain task or special feat to earn.

Here's every hidden trophy for Stray:

Trophy	How to unlock it	Grade
Can't Cat-ch Me	Complete the first Zurk pursuit without being caught.	Gold
Sneakitty	Go through Midtown without being detected by the Sentinels.	Silver
Scratch	Scratch the vinyl in the club.	Bronze
Pacifist	Complete the Sewers without killing any Zurks.	Gold
Missed Jump	Fall inside the city.	Bronze
Not Alone	Meet B-12.	Silver
Cat Got Your Tongue	Have B-12 translate a robot.	Bronze
Catwalk	Reach Midtown.	Gold
Al-Cat-Raz	Go to jail.	Silver
Eye Opener	Complete the game and open the city.	Gold
I Remember!	Gather all B-12 memories.	Gold

Collectibles are hidden throughout Stray, such as B-12's memories and the badges. You can also use your cat powers to find music sheets, enegry drinks and the plant locations. Don't forget about the Stray trophies either, but, if the game is for you, make sure you know Stray's length.

How easy is it to obtain the Platinum trophy in Stray?

When it comes to earning the Platinum trophy for Stray you first have to remember that it's only available on the PlayStation 4 and 5 versions of the game. If you're playing on PC, then you won’t be able to earn it.

It's not easy but not completely impossible to earn the Platinum Trophy in Stray - this is because one of the trophies is particularly challenging to get. We estimate it will take you roughly seven to 11 hours to collect all of Stray's trophies, due to one trophy taking a full hour to earn.

You may discover, however, that it will take longer than our estimate to earn the Platinum Stray trophy. This could be because you're having trouble finding one of B-12 memories or, more likely, you're stuck on the 'I am Speed' trophy, which tasks you with completing the game in two hours.

The 'I am Speed' trophy is by far one of the hardest trophies to earn in Stray, because it challenges not just your cat mastery but your memory. You'll need to remember exactly where to go, what items to find and who to talk to at all times, while also ideally avoiding death at all times.

We highly recommend taking notes in preparation for completing this trophy, because, this way, you'll be able to easily complete a number of the challenges, especially the ones which involve finding items. This means you'll have more time for completing the action or stealth sequences in the game.

Good luck earning the Platinum trophy in Stray!