Street Girls: Love Records

Another shift, or another hour with her?

You came to Riverside to get back on your feet. Rent a room, find a few odd jobs, and earn enough to get through the week. That was the plan.

Then a few new names in your phone give you reasons to stay.

Street Girls: Love Records is a 2D romance visual novel with light life-sim elements, set in a small city in southern China. Over 56 in-game days, earn a living, make plans, and get to know the people whose messages you start looking forward to.

Earn a living. Make time for love.

Plan your days on a 2D city map. Work shifts at a convenience store, help out at a pool hall, haul boxes at a warehouse, or deliver food. Your earnings pay for everyday life and the little things you'd like to do together.

There's only so much time and energy to go around. An extra shift helps with the rent. Staying out late with her might leave you exhausted at work tomorrow. Decide when to work, when to rest, and who you'd like to see at the end of the day.

Jobs play out through choices and short events, without repetitive work minigames. The focus is on how you spend your days and the relationships you build along the way.

Three women with more to them than you might expect

Raine — The nail tech who loves dressing up.

Raine works at a nail salon and loves Japanese school-uniform-inspired outfits. She's chatty, likes teasing you, and wants your opinion on her latest nails. Give her a distracted “looks nice,” and she'll know you weren't really looking.

Kiki — The pool coach in yoga pants.

Kiki is a pool coach who often plays in yoga pants. She's easy to talk to and can smooth over an awkward moment with a joke. When she says “see you next time,” though, is she just being friendly, or does she really want you to come back?

Lynn — The delivery rider who says what she thinks.

Lynn delivers food around the city, works fast, and says what she thinks. She likes teasing you, and whenever she drops by, she insists she was “just passing by.” Sometimes she brings dinner; sometimes she comes empty-handed, just because she wants to see you.

“I'm fine” doesn't always tell the whole story

Trade messages, check social posts, wander night markets, and eat together at street stalls. An expensive gift won't earn someone's trust on its own. A date doesn't have to cost much to be worth remembering.

The three women know each other, too. Who you grow close to, and what you promise, can change the mood the next time you all meet.

Explore three character routes and nine endings, shaped by your conversations and the time you make for each other. Some evenings bring you closer. Other encounters leave you wondering when someone you knew so well became so distant. Knowing just what to say won't make up for every time you weren't there.

You can earn the money back. You can't always get another evening with her.