Straya

Live in Straya meself and can confirm, perfectly accurate and faithful depiction of the daily life of an average Australian

Straya is an open-world survival shooter that commits fully to its setting and theme, presenting a hostile and often unforgiving vision of the Australian outback. Developed and published by Ayrtech, the game places players in a rough, semi-historical interpretation of 1960s Australia, where survival is not just a mechanic but the defining identity of the experience. From the outset, Straya makes it clear that the land itself is your primary adversary, and the constant tension between exploration and danger shapes nearly every moment of play. At its core, Straya blends first-person shooting with survival and light role-playing systems. Players are free to roam a large open world on foot or using various modes of transport, taking on missions, hunting wildlife, searching for hidden locations, and gathering resources. Unlike many shooters that rely heavily on enemy encounters to drive momentum, Straya derives much of its intensity from unpredictability. A peaceful trek across the bush can abruptly turn deadly due to aggressive wildlife, environmental hazards, or poorly timed encounters. This constant risk gives exploration real weight, making even routine travel feel deliberate and c…

fantastic idea, good layout but a very very average execution. as a very passionate aussie i wanted to enjoy it so badly and i love the genre of game which is how i found it to begin with. glad it was 75% off when i got it but thats still too much for this game

Outstanding game. Plenty of passion. Hunt animals that aggressively approach for money, participate in activities, minigames, explore. Vehicles, supernatural and rpg elements. The game still gets updated a few times a month. Pretty impressive overall for what the game is worth and is.

very cool game, actually runs well and looks great, better than most games, even on my old gtx780.

Really amazing game by a solo developer. Blown away by the amount of content in this game and the sheer scale of the map. Ripper!