Wandering Easter eggs and hidden messages

Do you know that Stray has several Easter eggs, as well as references to pop culture? Perhaps you came across some of them during your advancement.

• every easter egg and hidden message on Stray
• very strange things
• Skyrim and Person 5
• Half life
• The Simpsons
• Pablo Escobar and Al Capone
• Back to the Future
• Nujabes

The next guide will mark all these Easter eggs and hidden messages that you can find. Keep your eyes open.

every easter egg and hidden message on Stray

very strange things

In the first chapter of the Tramp, there is a reference to the scene that occurred in the very first season of Very strange things when Will Bayers communicates with Joyce through electronics. In the game, this happens with a series of TVs and light sources.

Skyrim and Person 5

Remember Suziro and his bar in Persona 5? Straya has a character with the same name that can also be found in a bar in Midtown.

Talking with Sujiro in the bar, you can hear how he says that one day he thrust a screwdriver into his knee. This is an obvious reference to the famous phrase with an arrow in a knee from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, which also gave rise to a popular Internet meme.

Half life

No one made scrap as popular as Gordon Freeman in Hal-Life games. Stay refers to this at the station where you can find scrap in one of the two empty train wagons. It is also no coincidence that scrap has the same red color as from Half-Life.

The Simpsons

When you find Midtown, there will be a neon sign right on the street. The sign says Dufer Bar, which is a reference to the beer sold called Duff Beer in the series Simpsons.

Pablo Escobar and Al Capone

You must have noticed this. In the prison area, you can talk with two characters named Pablo and Kapone-a well-known reference to the infamous drug lords of the 90s.

Back to the Future

In the tramp, the dock and sheimus are references to Dok and Marty, respectively, from Back to the Future.

Nujabes

The Japanese song Cool-Down plays Stray Morusque, this is the same song by the Japanese musical producer Nujabes.