Have you ever felt like a rabbit with a telephone? Ana is a wartime telephone operator learning how to navigate the world without her dear sister.
The beloved game-jam sweetheart is back in remastered form, featuring an overhauled script, new CGs, updated sprites, sounds & music.
The job title of switchboard operator used to be respectable, but in this world of progress the old must give way to the new. Over time, the position shrank to being nothing more than unappreciated busy work. Even so, there are some that find value in this important task.
Ana gets a letter one day, stating that she will be out of work for a while as repairs are performed on her post. Follow Ana in this historical setting as she explores the boundaries of her world.
Unlikely bonds
Your local postal worker
Lack of Sisters
I'm scared of the radio
The global conspiracy
Yuri(?)
I think I'm gay?
This one really reminds me of ye olde Higurashi sound novels, for all the best reasons. The heartfelt writing, the dark background radiation of something sinister occurring just out of view, occasionally broken up by bouts of levity, the blurry backgrounds, the over-the-top boom sound effects when a character says something outrageous. It makes my heart melt. Sound design overall is really quite good! All the UI actions have their own specific sound, and it's all informed by old analogue technology. The writing is good, the characters are cute and act in a relatable, human fashion. The voice of the narration is quite good and consistent. While the overall narrative and mystery of the story is just backdrop, after all, the moment-to-moment writing makes up for it. The music is great!! I have a special place in my heart for any piece of music that incorporates analogue sounds (klicking, beeping, etc.) into their soundtracks, but the other tracks that were more traditional are also ...
Amazing read if you enjoy stories that are at the same time healing and disturbing Really hope to see a sequel/side story from Yunozha's perspective someday
"..." It's weird, the things you come to expect from visual novels. How they comfort you in ways you can't admit. How afterwards, you won't forget. It's nice.
Hello Girl costs $6.99.
Minimum: Minimum: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS *: Windows 7 Processor: 2.0 Ghz 64-bit Intel-compatible Memory: 2 GB RAM Graphics: OpenGL 3.0 Storage: 500 MB available space Recommended: Recommended: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
Hello Girl is available on Windows PC, macOS, Linux.
Hello Girl has 100% positive reviews from 5 players.
Hello Girl was released on Mar 3, 2025.
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