Stray: How to open the binary code safe

Cat adventure There are plenty of enjoyable puzzles to solve in Stray, and you'll find enough of them when you first enter the slums. When exploring the area around the musician by the elevator, for instance, you can find a safe sitting in a mound of trash at the game's first residential site. How is the safe opened? You can get our assistance with that.

How to open the binary code safe in Stray

Your robot buddy, B-12, pointed out that the password on the letter taped to the safe is just a series of zeros and ones and is therefore written in binary language. The majority of robot inhabitants of the slums will tell you that "only a true geek can read this," so it appears that we will need to find one.

• You can look for the geek everyone keeps mentioning, but it's not necessary to unlock the binary code safe true passcode. Look for the door with the black-and-white blueprints hanging on it as you make your way through the alleyways. When you scratch the door, a robot will open it so you can sneak inside.

• When you enter the house, go up the stairs to Elliot's computer room. If you show him the enigmatic piece of paper, he will decipher the binary code and advise you to visit the Dufer Bar.

• After speaking with Elliot and learning the information, waltz inside the Dufer Bar, leap onto the bar and check the tropical painting hanging on the wall there to knock it down. You'll then see the code you were looking for: 1283.

• Enter the code you discovered in the bar to access the safe when you get back there. You'll discover Sheet Music 8/8 inside. Before you go on your meowy path, offer it to the musician playing nearby to hear him play a catchy tune.