Stray in Blur: That Time I Got Stranded in Another Planet is a new, surreal, adult-themed visual novel that drops players into a mysterious alien world filled with fog, memory loss, and NSFW encounters. Developed by indie creator KamenDoggo, this game blends science fiction, erotic discovery, and slow-burn storytelling in a Ren’Py-powered experience that's still in its early stages. Here's why it deserves a spot on your radar.
Stray in Blur: A Surreal Adult Sci-Fi Visual Novel Set on an Alien Planet
What Is Stray in Blur About?
In Stray in Blur, you wake up disoriented on a strange, fog-covered planet with no memory of how you got there. The protagonist slowly pieces together their identity while encountering bizarre alien creatures, unfamiliar terrain, and sensual interactions that blur the line between hallucination and reality.
The game embraces a sci-fi isekai vibe (think: “That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime” but NSFW and weirder), where the journey is just as much about inner transformation as it is about external exploration.
Currently in Version 0.1b, this Ren’Py visual novel is still very early in development — but it already shows potential with its atmospheric visuals, slow-burn writing style, and a unique take on adult storytelling in space.
Key Features and Themes
1. Mystery-Driven Sci-Fi Plot
The game doesn’t rush to explain things. You’ll unravel your character’s identity, past events, and the rules of this alien world slowly — mirroring the protagonist’s amnesia.
2. Surreal World-Building
Set on a planet shrouded in fog, the game creates a dreamlike atmosphere that constantly makes you question what’s real.
3. Adult Content (18+)
There are mature scenes with alien beings and humanoids, with consent-driven interactions. The NSFW content is integrated into the story and not just added for shock value.
4. Ren’Py Engine
Classic visual novel engine that supports save/load systems, multiple choices, and a smooth, lightweight experience.
5. Dark, Philosophical Undertones
Themes of isolation, memory, and identity give the game a deeper edge beyond typical adult content.
Who Is This Game For?
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Visual novel players who enjoy atmosphere-first games
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Fans of sci-fi erotica and experimental NSFW content
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People who appreciate slow-paced, immersive storytelling
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Gamers looking for undiscovered indie projects with potential
Current Development Status
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Latest Version: v0.1b
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Engine: Ren’Py
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Developer: KamenDoggo
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Platforms: Windows (PC)
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Content: Fully NSFW, includes alien and human-like encounters
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Estimated Playtime: 30–45 minutes (current version)
As of now, development is early and updates may be spaced apart. But if you enjoy following and supporting indie developers from the beginning, this could be a rewarding one to watch.
How to Support or Play
You can download Stray in Blur v0.1b for free on our site, which includes screenshots, changelogs, and feedback from early players.
There’s no Patreon or Itch.io link available (yet), but fans are already encouraging the dev to expand and refine the story. Bookmark the thread for updates or subscribe for future releases.
FAQs
Q: Is this game free?
Yes. The current version is available for free download on F95Zone.
Q: Does it include sound or voice acting?
As of v0.1b, the game is mostly silent except for visual and text cues. Audio may be added in future versions.
Q: Is there a lot of NSFW content yet?
There are adult scenes, but the focus is on slow build-up and story integration, not rapid-fire content.
Q: Can I play it on Mac or Android?
Currently, only the Windows version is available. Other platforms may be considered later.
Q: How often will it be updated?
The update schedule is unknown, but early community feedback will likely shape the dev’s pace.
Final Thoughts
Stray in Blur may still be in its early stages, but it offers a promising foundation for a unique, adult sci-fi journey. Between the fog-drenched landscapes, memory loss mystery, and otherworldly encounters, there’s enough here to intrigue fans of visual novels and experimental NSFW storytelling alike.
If you’re into games that are strange, slow, and sexy — and don’t mind a little ambiguity — this is one to try now and follow closely.
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