B-12's Inventory

Manage your collected key items, notebooks, Memories, and Badges within B-12's inventory in Stray. Review and use items for environmental puzzles.

B-12 serves as your indispensable companion and inventory manager throughout your journey in Stray. This small drone not only provides crucial context and assistance but also acts as a digital repository for all the significant items you acquire. Think of it as your personal backpack, capable of holding a variety of objects essential for your progression.

Key Items and Quest Progression

Within B-12's inventory, you'll find quest-specific items that are vital for unlocking new areas or advancing the narrative. For instance, items like the Super Spirit Detergent, the Electrical Cable, and various notebooks are stored here, each playing a role in solving environmental puzzles or interacting with the robot inhabitants. The collection of these items is often tied to specific objectives within the game's chapters, such as navigating the robot community in The Slums (Part 1) or finding Clementine in Jail.

Memories and Badges

Beyond mere quest items, B-12 also stores intangible but equally important collectibles: Memories and Badges. Memories are fragments of B-12's past, offering glimpses into its history and the world before the cat's arrival. Collecting these is key to understanding the overarching story and B-12's own identity. Badges, on the other hand, are often awarded for completing specific challenges or finding hidden secrets, serving as tangible markers of your exploration and achievements. Accessing B-12's inventory, typically through the touchpad or view button depending on your platform, allows you to review these collected items, providing a clear overview of your progress and what you still need to find.

Inventory Management and Access

The interface for B-12's inventory is designed for ease of use, allowing you to quickly check what you're carrying. This is particularly useful when you're unsure of your next objective or if you've picked up a new item that might be relevant to a current task. The system ensures that you don't have to worry about carrying capacity, letting you focus on the exploration and puzzle-solving that defines Stray. The ability to access and review these stored items is fundamental to navigating the challenges presented in areas like the Dead City.