Streaming Race puts you in control of a music artist's career, handling release schedules, single selection, marketing spend, and contract negotiations while tracking performance across real streaming platforms and major charts. The game delivers detailed chart mechanics and award systems that appeal to fans of label sims, though player experiences vary significantly on polish and ongoing development support.
About this game
Streaming Race is a single-player management game about building and running the career of a music artist. Plan releases, choose singles, manage marketing campaigns, negotiate contracts and follow your results daily and week by week on detailed global charts.
Players, last 67 days
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What players are saying
▲ Recommended2 hrs
I've played many record label simulators, and this is the best one out there. It’s super up-to-date with today's major streaming platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, etc. Plus, it features the Hot 100, global charts, and award show, everything is really well-crafted and robust. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves music and label management games.
was hoping this would be good, but its just terrible, you spend time setting up songs and albums only to have the game completely change them, refunded
Guys, this game is trash. It’s made by the same guy who created MWE—if you don’t know, he basically took everyone’s money and then abandoned that game. Anyway, I played this during early access, and somehow it’s exactly the same three months later. Nothing has changed.
I even tested to see if the money glitch was still there… and of course it is. Why would I waste $15 (which is insanely overpriced—there are FREE mobile games better than this mess) on a game I have to force myself to enjoy? It’s painfully easy because the creator couldn’t be bothered to balance the difficulty so players could actually have fun.
And don’t even get me started on the artist representation. There’s a clear lack of Black artists, R&B, hip-hop, and smaller creators in general. For a music game, that’s embarrassing. On top of that, the game literally tells you it can’t handle larger artist counts and suggests a measly 500. 500? Then maybe work on your craft and make sure your game is actually playable before overcharging people for this BS.
This guy stinks. He needs to stop stealing from his customers and wasting our time.
Changes Tour Auto-Book Netverse: a new video streaming platform where you can release full shows, concert films, visual albums, and documentaries Redesign of the Streamify Snapshot Bug fixes Only pure sales on USA Top Albums when you load the save Standard version without review on The Magazine Small bug fixes
https://i.imgur.com/9Xj24Jo.png New Features "The Magazine": page with upcoming releases (by bots and player) and best albums Gameplay customization (with sliders to adjust streams and sales at any point during your save) Bug Fixes Lag on Streamify and Chinese Charts Different versions of a song appearing separately on the charts Skills not updating after practice Chart-run fixed on Chinese Charts Other Changes "Search by Artist" added on Cherry Music, Cherry Tunes, TideWave, River Music and Vidstream charts Adjusted the impact of TV Shows on morale Added buttons to reorder songs while creating a setlist
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