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Swanito is a Companion that can be found in the Slums.In Chapter 4: The Slums, Swanito can initially be found laying near the TV on a mattress the roof of a building near Jess's library, enjoying watching the lights in the city roof ("Circles of Light"). Nearby is a sleeping spot for the Cat.In Chapter 6: The Slums - Part 2 and at the end of Chapter 7: Dead End, Swanito can instead be found on the roof of Zbaltazar's apartment, studying the lights through a telescope which bears the label "Starfluxor 20002", which he credits to the generous help of Jacob the barman.Trivia[]Probably a reference to Swann Martin-Raget, game producer.Dialog[]IdTextNotes🛈Those circles of light are pleasing to watch. But I want to see the real sky one day.Initial greeting🛈I could name those lights like real constellations. The Big Circle ? The Ball ? No, needs more brainstorming.🛈Hello you! What do you want?Greeting🛈Oh hello again! Did you find the Outsiders?Greeting🛈The Outside? Momo told me he'd get me there one day.On show Postcard🛈Oh you're looking for the Outsiders? They were once a group of robots trying to find the surface. Very admirable.Unused🛈But a while ago some of them went to the sewers to try to find an exit. They have not been seen since…Unused🛈Now there's only Momo. If you want to find their hideout, look for the blue symbol resembling a sad face.Unused🛈What's this thing, a Tracker? Go find Jacob, the barman, he probably knows someone who could help you.On show Broken Tracker🛈He's the one who helped me get this beautiful telescope!Gallery[]Swanito with the telescopeSleeping spotEarly design: He sleeps, and the cat sleeps closer to him than in the gameNavigation[]Characters of StrayMain charactersCat • B-12 • Momo • Clementine • Zbaltazar • Doc • Seamus • BlazerRobot typesCompanions • Helpers • Laboratory droids • Peacemakers • SentinelsCompanionsSlumsAnjayla • Azooz • Benzoo • Billy • Elliot • Grandma • Guardian • Gwap • Heptor • Humar • Jacob • Jauxi • Jess • Johan • Joris • Kaarl • Kory • Kosma • Leeto • Mito • Morusque • Nestor • Riko • Romeno • Ronin • Roshee • Rozey • Swanito • Teddy • Vapora • Vinz • Zakk • Zoe • ZoziAntvillageAlexander • Baladin • Bilite • Cookime • Dav • Isaac • Jenkins • Kundelich • Malo • Marie • May • Moka • Mumuch • Nikko • Noam • SoresMidtownAlbert • Alex • Anna • Bartender • Bonobot • Bouncer • Bwash • Camille • Camok • Dj matcee • Elc • Fripp • Garay • Glak • Hator • Jameston • Jazam • Jeanma • Jo • Jonee • Koola • Koondy • Krooni • Latekila • Ledoc

With a 10 out of 10 on Steam, it is clear that Stray has made many fans. Created by the indie French game company, BlueTwelve Studio, the story explores a cyberpunk world through the eyes of an orange tabby cat. The game is loved not just for its cute feline protagonist, but for its gorgeous world, interesting robots, and sobering apocalyptic lore. In fact, one of the greatest parts of the game was its location. The Walled City that players can explore is full of life in its skyscrapers, neon signs, tiny apartments, and alleyways. It makes the perfect playground for a cat. However, there is more to the city than meets the eye. It was actually inspired by a place that existed in real life. This place was the Kowloon Walled City in China, a place that was demolished in the 90s due to the quality of life and sanitary conditions being so poor. How Kowloon Inspired Stray According to an Inverse interview with Producer Swann Martin-Raget, the Kowloon Walled City was the source of fascination that inspired early development. Kowloon was known for its incredibly high density of people. In fact, Kowloon was the most densely populated place on Earth in its time. Its alleyways were thin, only reaching three to six feet wide with poor drainage and little room for light. Since the apartments in the city were so small, much of people's lives moved to the rooftops and caged balconies with clotheslines, trash, and TVs. Most of the buildings were 10 to 14 stories high. Kowloon made the perfect blueprint for Stray, as the developers realized the architecture made itself into a fantastic cat playground. Cats can slip through alleyways, jump from balcony to balcony, and have tons of trash to play with. Looking at picture of Kowloon and then of Stray, the cities practically mirror each other. However, the backstory of Kowloon is quite different from the postapocalyptic Walled City of Stray. The Story Of Kowloon Originally, Kowloon was a Chinese military fort, but it became an urban settlement in the 1940s in the aftermath of World War 2. The city went through massive construction, reaching its maximum size in the late 70s. By the 90s, Kowloon had between 30 and 50 thousand residents squeezed into just 6.4 acres of land. For much of its existence, the city became infamously known for its crime and

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