Selara
by Sacred Sage
About Selara
Selara is an adventure by Sacred Sage, made with Ren'Py and using animated 3D CG visuals. You play the new Commander of the ship The Herald, waking from cryostasis eighty years after humanity left Earth. The story begins during a mutiny, and you must earn the crew's trust while keeping the mission alive. Your inner circle includes an AI, a squad and team leader, a medical scientist, and an engineer. As the plot widens, damaged food and water systems and a shrinking population force you to guide the remaining people toward stability, while sci-fi and monster girl themes shape the world.
The ongoing build is Update 14, released on July 19, 2026. It runs on Windows, Linux, Mac, and Android, is in English, and is uncensored. Update 12 earlier fixed bugs and added three scenes, while Update 3 extended the prologue into chapter 1, changed the menu, UI, and opening movie, and required a new game due to restructuring.
Developer's description
The main story takes place eighty years after leaving Earth when you wake up from cryostasis in the middle of a mutiny. You are the new Commander of a ship called The Herald. As the story progress it will be up to you to save humanity while also earning the trust of your crew members. Your inner circle consists of an A.I. your squad leader and team leader, a medical scientist, and a mechanic/engineer. As the story progress you realize that a mutiny is the least of your worries. Your food and water supply is damaged and needs to be repaired. While the human population is also dwindling. It's up to you to navigate and lead your remaining people to prosperity.
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Download Selara Update 14
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Player reviews
What players say
Reviews lean positive, with praise for sci-fi visuals and writing, but complaints about choices, pacing, and interface.
Players like
- Sci-fi setting and space worldbuilding are praised.
- Character models, renders, and animations look good.
- Writing and characters are often called interesting.
- AI voice acting is welcomed by several players.
Common complaints
- Choices often feel forced, meaningless, or on rails.
- The GUI has bad click targets and oversized cursor.
- Writing, pacing, and typos draw criticism.
Best for players who enjoy early-access sci-fi visual novels with attractive renders and voiced characters.
Summarised from 17 written player reviews.
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