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Watch trailer on Steam ↗Gamer Stories: Dating Real Japanese Female Gamers
Karin Bell · Published by Karin Bell
Content notice: This game includes a storyline where a character was kidnapped in the past. There is also some mild violence.
Positive — 100% positive (18 reviews) · 31 achievements
Last updated 28 Sept 2026
This is a game where you can date real Japanese female gamers. Through dates, you can learn about each character's actual life experiences and hardships, getting to know them deeply. All of them share the common trait of being gamers, so you, who love games, will have lively conversations with them.
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£5.59
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4 Sept 2026Lowest: £5.59 · Highest: £5.5911 Oct 2026
Adventure, Indie, Simulation · 2024 · More £5 - £15 games
Explore unique relationships by chatting with real-life Japanese female gamers. Dive into their stories and shared love for games, creating meaningful bonds through heartfelt conversations.
About this game
This is a dating simulation game/visual novel set in Japan where you can date real Japanese female gamers.
Through dates, you can learn about each character's actual life experiences and hardships, getting to know them deeply.
All of them share the common trait of being gamers, so you, who love games, will surely have lively conversations with them.
There are three characters: "The developer of this game," "A beautiful game streamer," and "A pregnant manga assistant (no romance element)."
There are billions of people in the world, but each person's life is different, and everyone has their own unique personality.
This game focuses on slightly unusual real individuals, providing an experience that delves deep into each person.
If you make a wrong choice in the two-choice options, you'll reach a humorous bad ending.
There are many bad endings, and comic elements are incorporated.
Each character has one linear story for their ending.
When you see all the endings for each character, you unlock that character's still images.
For some reason, she had to create this game.
She has experience studying English in the Philippines and doing a working holiday in Australia, during which she was once kidnapped.
In her teens, she experienced intense suffering.
She has a laid-back and selfish personality.
Her screams during gameplay are so intense that viewers' eardrums nearly burst.
While everything seems to be going well for her, she experienced many hardships during her student days.
Currently pregnant with her second child, she's aiming to become a manga artist while raising children.
There's no romance element; through friendly outings, she passionately talks about fertility treatments, childbirth, and balancing childcare with gaming.
She has working holiday experience in Australia and has worked in agriculture and dairy farming, which she found challenging.
Through dates, you can learn about each character's actual life experiences and hardships, getting to know them deeply.
All of them share the common trait of being gamers, so you, who love games, will surely have lively conversations with them.
There are three characters: "The developer of this game," "A beautiful game streamer," and "A pregnant manga assistant (no romance element)."
There are billions of people in the world, but each person's life is different, and everyone has their own unique personality.
This game focuses on slightly unusual real individuals, providing an experience that delves deep into each person.
Game System
This game is fully voiced in Japanese.If you make a wrong choice in the two-choice options, you'll reach a humorous bad ending.
There are many bad endings, and comic elements are incorporated.
Each character has one linear story for their ending.
Trophies
You can earn trophies by seeing bad endings and happy endings.When you see all the endings for each character, you unlock that character's still images.
Character [Bell (CV : Bell)]
A game programmer from a major game company.For some reason, she had to create this game.
She has experience studying English in the Philippines and doing a working holiday in Australia, during which she was once kidnapped.
In her teens, she experienced intense suffering.
Character [Kin-chan (CV : Yasuna Konno)]
A very beautiful game streamer who loves shooting games.She has a laid-back and selfish personality.
Her screams during gameplay are so intense that viewers' eardrums nearly burst.
While everything seems to be going well for her, she experienced many hardships during her student days.
Character [Casey (CV : Eri Uta)]
An assistant to a super-famous manga artist.Currently pregnant with her second child, she's aiming to become a manga artist while raising children.
There's no romance element; through friendly outings, she passionately talks about fertility treatments, childbirth, and balancing childcare with gaming.
She has working holiday experience in Australia and has worked in agriculture and dairy farming, which she found challenging.
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
Minimum:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7 (Sp1+), Windows10, Windows11
- Processor: x86, x64 processors that support SSE2 instruction set.
- Graphics: Supports DirectX 10, 11, 12.
- Storage: 1 GB available space
Recommended
Recommended:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
Supported Languages
English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese*
*languages with full audio support
*languages with full audio support
Latest news
AnnouncementsOfficial
Once again, the characters are REAL people!? The release date is set!
Hi everyone, it's been a while! This is Karin Bell, the developer.I'm excited to announce that my latest game, "Traveler Stories: Journeys of Real People," will launch on Monday, August 24, 2026 at 10:00 AM PDT, priced at $12.99. For the first two weeks after release, it'll be available at 15% off — $11.04 as a launch sale.Thank youTo everyone who played "Gamer Stories" — thank you, so, so much. I read every single review. I still have plenty to learn, but I'm going to keep making games for the long haul. It would mean the world to me if you'd support this one too.About the new game, Traveler Stories: Journeys of Real PeopleA multi-ending stat-raising sim + visual novel that draws out the \ of hardcore travelers who've been to 98 countries.Have you ever nearly been killed? Have you ever fallen head over heels in a foreign land?This is a story that's 80% based on real travelers' lives.Just like the last game, the characters are real people. The systems, the story, the sheer volume — everything is bigger and better. There's a demo, too, so give it a try!Handpicked streamer clips (with English subtitles)Ahead of the full release, 20 YouTubers played the game early, and a total of 35 videos are now up. Many streamers played for over 5 hours, and going for every ending took around 10 hours of playtime. They cracked up at the dirty jokes, gasped at the wild journeys, and some were even moved to tears…"The offhand lines hit surprisingly deep." "This is a game I seriously want to recommend to everyone." "I think it has really broad appeal — and even after finishing, that 'that was great' feeling stuck with me." "This game saved me. It has the power to change your life."I picked three of the streamers and edited their playthroughs and reviews into clips. I've kept spoilers to a minimum. (If you want zero spoilers, please wait for the full release!) Take a look!Exhibiting at Tokyo Game Dungeon 13Traveler Stories will be at Tokyo Game Dungeon 13 (an indie game event in Tokyo)!...Read full article on Community Announcements (bell_dayo)Patch NotesOfficial
Update on September 20th
Improved so that skip is turned off after making a choice Fixed typos and first-person references in the scenario Localized game features into Japanese Made it visible which chapter the unearned trophies belong toRead full article on Community Announcements (bell_dayo)
