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Stray: HUD - can user interface be disabled? Stray guide, walkthrough

Stray is a game where the default interface is limited, but you may wish to turn it off completely. Our guide explains if you can get rid of the entire HUD for better immersion.

Last update: 21 July 2022

This page of the game guide to Stray explains whether you can disable the entire HUD (user interface). You may want to get rid of all pieces of UI on the screen to improve immersion.

In Stray , the default user interface is already very minimal - Stray: HUD - can user interface be disabled? - FAQ - Stray Guide, Walkthrough

In Stray , the default user interface is already very minimal. The map, the mission objective indicator, or the cat's health bar are not displayed on the screen as you play through the game. However, some players may want to take even more radical measures.

There are 3 HUD-related options in the Gameplay tab:

  1. Show Reticule - disabled by default. After activating it, a small dot will appear in the center of the screen.
  2. Show HUD - enabled by default. You can get rid of the HUD completely.
  3. Show Jump Prompt - enabled by default. The game displays a jump button icon next to the ledges you can jump onto.
We recommend that you stay on the default settings - the HUD is not intrusive, but remains practical - Stray: HUD - can user interface be disabled? - FAQ - Stray Guide, Walkthrough

We recommend that you stay on the default settings - the HUD is not intrusive, but remains practical.

  1. Turning off the jump prompt may increase the risk that you will miss a secret location because the jump icon will not appear on those while exploring the world.
  2. Turning off the HUD may increase the risk of missing interactions, such as using devices, talking to robots or picking up various items.

When playing with the interface completely disabled, you have to blindly test jumps and interactions in many cases. This is not a good method if you want to explore each location in 100%.

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