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Transitioning to the Nintendo Switch raises concerns about performance and visual fidelity, especially since Stray was crafted for more powerful consoles. However, the Switch port, optimized by engineers, successfully delivers a visually appealing experience. Although players might notice minor graphical compromises compared to its counterparts on PC and PlayStation, the game retains its charm, with neon-drenched rooftops and immersive environments.
The controls are simplified, focusing on user-friendliness rather than precision. Players navigate by directing the cat toward highlighted spots with the jump button, ensuring smooth movement and reducing frustration. While the game doesn’t present formidable challenges, it prioritizes storytelling and exploration over skill-testing mechanics.