Stray: How to complete the computer puzzle and activate B-12

In Stray, a small room containing several computers serves as one of the game's first puzzles. This puzzle may be found in the chapter "The Flat," which is also where you first meet B-12, your story's companion. You are exactly the cat needed to turn on this adorable and cuddly robot.

Stray computer puzzle solution—how to activate B-12

You must first acquire the power cores and get everything up and running. Open the door and start working by pounding the keyboard.

All Power core locations

To start the computers, you will need to acquire four power cores. All of these power cores are located in the computer room that you will eventually find after stomping on the flat's keyboard. The small cubes with a white light on them are the power cores. They can be found resting on their own or hooked up to various computers throughout the room. To get them, look in the following places:

• The computer was connected to the center table.
• on top of the bookcases on the wall opposite the surveillance camera.
• Right beside the computer wall, in the corner across from the door you entered via, Use the computer cart as a place to jump from by pulling the lever to make it move.
• The final one is attached to the computer cart.

Place the power cores in the sockets at the base of the computer wall. To correspond with the four power cores, there are four plugs. When you do this, the bookcase will move and a hidden doorway will become visible.

How to activate or power up B-12

Jump on the robot's head as you enter the newly opened space and land on the bench. Utilize this to leap onto the shelf and then the white pod. Reach for the cardboard box by moving along the shelf, then throw it to the ground. B-12 will then drop to the ground as a result. B-12 should be collected and brought to the scanner in the center of the computer wall. There will be arrows pointing to it. B-12 must be placed on the scanner to turn them on. When they awaken, a cutscene will appear to welcome you.