How to find every Safe and their code in Stray

Like a cat burglar (Image via BlueTwelve Studios)

Stray is the new adventure game from Annapurna and BlueTwelve Studios that puts players in the role of a wandering cat in a sci-fi world. The game encourages exploration and demands a keen eye from its players if they want to find all the unique treasures.

Players can find tons of strange collectibles throughout the game's post-cyberpunk world. Wandering around and finding everything from friendly robots to killer aliens is part of the gameplay. Some of the most important resources and hidden collectibles of the game will require cracking into a safe.

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Finding safes and codes in Stray

Stray players are encouraged to keep an eye on every wall and environmental detail in the beautiful cyber-city. Traversing throughout the world, they will find two safes and two secret doors in different chapters that contain hidden treasures.

In Chapter: 3 The Flat, players can find the code 3748 on a wall above a shelf. They will be entering the room as part of the story, right before they leave chapter three for chapter four, but will need to look in the mirror to see the code. It's on a whiteboard, in a room right before the digipad, just follow the game's natural path.

The Slums hold a safe and a door. The first is near the musician robot Morusque in an alley filled with trash. Interact with it, then show what it drops to Elliot. He'll lead the cat to the Duffer Bar. Players will then have to interact with the painting above the neon sign to reveal the code which is 1283.

The second Slums code can be found at Seamus's home. Players will find a table right next to Seamus that they can jump onto. Knock down the robot painting to reveal the digipad. The code is spelled out by the clocks on the wall, and the numbers are 2511.

Finally, the last safe can be found at the electronics store in Midtown. Players should check behind the partition to reveal a note that reads "2458 edoC." The safe is located on the highest shelf in the store. The code is backward, so enter 8524 to crack the final safe.

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What can players find in the safes in Stray?

Stray players have quite a few collectibles to pick up if they want to get all the trophies. Unlocking and opening the four safes is key to several of the game's optional quests.

Two of the codes open hidden doors that allow for easier travel throughout the game. The first secret door is necessary, while the second reveals Sheamus's secret room.

The safes each contain a piece of a larger collectible challenge. The Duffer Bar safe hides the eighth music sheet that players will need to complete the atmospheric score and the resulting trophy. The electronic store safe hides the cat badge, one of the many badges that also results in a trophy.

Stray hides many interesting details for players who are paying close attention. This puzzling adventure is great at putting its rewards in fun, weird places.