Our guide to Stray tells you if you could find a map of The Slums in the game.
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Last update:01 August 2022
The Slums is one of the largest and most important locations inStray.
This page of the guide explainswhether it’s possible to obtain a map of the slums.
You’ll also learnwhere to find the most important locations in the slums, e.g.
Seamus' flat, the bar, Elliot Programming, the shop or the sewer exit.
The Slums Map - is it in the game?
The Slums are one of the most complex areas inStray.Unfortunately, there’s no map of this location.
Road signs can partially help you navigate- B-12 is able to translate text from them.
However, they only appear on the general path to the goal.
There are several other robots in the garage behind him, but interacting with them is completely optional.
Morusque the guitarist sits leaning against the garage door to the left.
you’re able to bring him collectibles, which we’ve described on theSheet Musicpage.
It will only become accessible at the end of chapter 7.
The entrance to the laundry is on the left.
There is an important quest item inside the laundry:the Super Spirit Detergent.
On the left, you’ll notice the bar with its large red neon sign.
You’ll visit this place several times during the game.
You have to interact with it and scratch it.
After a while, a robot will pop fire up door and let you inside.
Elliot is on the first floor of the building and you canbring him a poncho.
you could also unlock an alternative entrance to Elliot Programming.
While on the first floor, interact with the roller shutter.
This will reveal a shutter, through which you could jump in from the outside.
Locatethe building with a fenced balcony.
You have to climb onto its roof and turn off the power source to stop the fan.
Doc’s library
Locatethe building with a blue neon light on the balcony.
Reach the balcony and squeeze through the hole between the boards.
Clementine’s flat
Locatethe building with blue graffiti and an open shutter.
Reach the window by climbing.
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