When Martin-Raget talks about the studio’s cats, he describes them as if they’re co-workers, joking (or perhaps very serious) that they’re the ones running the show. Murtaugh spends a lot more time sleeping than the cat in the game.”
It’s not an exact copy, it’s loosely based on Murtaugh - especially in terms of schedule. “When they were designing the main character of the game, they used him as a reference. “It was the moment when they started working on the project, so Murtaugh has been there working with them from the very beginning,” says Martin-Raget. The timing just happened to coincide with the early stages of Stray’s creative timeline. Soon after that, both Murtaugh and another stray cat that Martin-Raget was caring for at the time were adopted by BlueTwelve co-founders Viv and Koola. Murtaugh’s age at the time of his rescue was unknown, though Martin-Raget says he looked only a few months old at that point. It was a bit sad to see.” Murtaugh sits on a bed. “He was very, very young and not injured, but quite dirty. “He was actually found by myself and my roommate at the time under a car,” Martin-Raget tells Digital Trends. The similarities between the two cats aren’t simply visual though: Murtaugh was a stray cat who was rescued by producer Swann Martin-Raget. The now eight-year-old Murtaugh is an orange cat with white whiskers and a black spot on his nose. Visually speaking, the resemblance between Murtaugh and Stray‘s fictional hero is noticeable at first glance.
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