Just when we thought we had to wait until at least WWDC 2023, developer Hello Games has released a downloadable version of No Man’s Sky right now on Steam for Mac. But we are not satisfied with that. The arrival of one of the most anticipated games on macOS has only opened the door for more surprises. For this reason, next ad expected to be from StrayThe bravest cat game in the video game industry.

Like No Man’s Sky, whose dossier details its compatibility with virtual reality, Apple is expected to introduce Stray in Reality Pro, which has been promising to be the protagonist of the event, which will kick off on Monday, June 5th for months.

Stray may reach Mac and Reality Pro

Developed by BlueTwelve Studio and published by Annapurna Interactive, The game immerses you in a dystopian, futuristic world where you take on the role of a stray cat named “Stray”. Your main objective is to navigate a city populated by robots while avoiding monsters like Zurks (bad bacteria) and Sentinels (safety bots), solving puzzles and completing missions.

Most of the game is platform based, so Climb various obstacles and interact with the environment to open new paths. Of course, there are also feline behaviors like sneaking, sleeping, meowing and petting NPCs to get a pet.

Stray, which was previously available on Windows via Stream and PlayStation, is now coming to Mac and it’s making a splash with its performance. fascinating visual aestheticsstands out for its atmospheric details and focus on a cat’s perspective in the human world. The game, which creates great expectations due to its originality, promises to offer a unique experience.

According to the 9to5mac post, There’s no release date or price yet for Stray on Mac. however, the title will require an M1 or M2 to work, the lineup of computers that Apple has changed since 2020 and will continue to expand with new members to be announced at WWDC 2023, according to the latest reports.

Despite this much anticipation, most of us want to know how Stray will experience in mixed reality glasses.