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Main Street RP Guide: First steps when you join
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OverviewMain Street RP is a free-form roleplay game where you pick a job, drive around a shared city, and build stories with other players. There is no set goal — you decide what to do. This guide walks you through getting started, choosing a role, using vehicles, and making the most of playing with others.
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01
First steps when you join
Step
In short
Spending a few minutes on setup and exploration before you commit to a job will save you a lot of confusion later.
When you first load in, take a little time to shape your character before doing anything else. After that, walk the whole city so you know where things are. Every building has a description inside that tells you what you can do there, so reading those early pays off.
- Customize your character
build a look you like before heading out.
- Walk the whole map
find the police station, shops, and vehicle areas so nothing surprises you later.
- Read building signs
step inside each location and check what it lets you do.
- Talk to other players
introduce yourself and see who is looking for a roleplay partner.
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02
Choosing a job
TableIn short
Every job is available for free, so try a few before settling on the one that fits how you like to play.
The job you pick shapes your whole session. Police work is about keeping order and responding to incidents. Driving jobs like taxi or delivery put movement and passenger interaction at the center. Shop roles focus on serving customers and running a business.
| Police | street patrol, incident response, and access to police-only gear and vehicles |
| Driver (taxi or delivery) | transporting people and goods, heavy vehicle use, lots of player interaction |
| Shop worker | customer service roleplay, running a counter, business-style experience |
03 Live and upcoming events
Events
Events running now or coming soon. They have fixed dates, so check them first.
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04
Vehicles and when to use them
Tips
In short
Match the vehicle to your job and where you are headed.
A recent update added a muscle car, an SUV, and four hypercars on top of the existing lineup. The Police Update added police SUVs, a SWAT truck, and police bikes. Each vehicle handles differently, so a quick test drive tells you more than any description.
Tips worth knowing
- Regular cars and SUVs cover most travel needs and carry passengers comfortably.
- Bikes thread through tight streets and are quicker to park than any car.
- Hypercars are the top tier for speed and style.
- Police SUVs, the SWAT truck, and police bikes are locked to the police job
you cannot use them as a civilian.
05
Playing with friends
Check
In short
A little planning before you start — agreeing on roles and a rough story — makes the whole session more fun.
Main Street RP is built around shared space, so what you and your friends do affects everyone else on the server. Voice chat makes roleplay feel more immediate than text. Always leave room for other players to do their own thing.
- Decide roles before you join police and suspect, driver and passenger, or shopkeeper and customer all work well.
- Sketch a simple story even 'we meet here and then do this' is enough to give the session direction.
- Use voice chat if you can it speeds up coordination and makes the roleplay feel more real.
- Respect the shared city avoid blocking roads or interrupting other players' scenes.
06
Getting unstuck
Warn
Main Street RP is an open sandbox — there is no mission to complete and no progress bar to fill.
Worth watching out for
Switch jobs a different role gives you a completely different set of activities.
Introduce yourself to a stranger asking if someone wants a roleplay partner is the fastest way out of a slow session.
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Recent updates at a glance
Summary
In short
Three rounds of updates have added a baby-and-adoption system, new vehicles, and an expanded police setup.
The game has received three named updates. The Baby Update brought new items, dances, an improved daycare, and a baby adoption system. The Vehicle Update added a muscle car, an SUV, and four hypercars, along with improvements to the police station. The Police Update then added the police SUV, SWAT truck, various police items, and a full renovation of the police station.
- Baby Update
new items, dances, improved daycare, and baby adoption
- Vehicle Update
muscle car, SUV, four hypercars, police station improvements
- Police Update
police SUV, SWAT truck, police items, renovated police station
Glossary
Glossary- Roleplay (RP)
- Playing as a character and acting out scenes or stories with other players in real time.
- Sandbox
- A game format with no fixed goal, where you choose your own activities and make your own fun.
- SWAT truck
- A large, heavy police vehicle added in the Police Update, available only to players who have chosen the police job.
- Hypercar
- One of four top-tier sports cars added in the Vehicle Update, known for speed and appearance.
- Voice chat
- A feature that lets you talk to other players through a microphone instead of typing, which makes roleplay feel more immediate.
Common questions
FAQWhat can police players do that regular players cannot?
Police players get access to the police SUV, SWAT truck, and police bike, plus a range of police-specific items and gear. Civilian players can use all the standard cars, bikes, and hypercars, but none of the police-only vehicles. The police station was also renovated.
Do I need to spend Robux to access jobs or vehicles?
Every job and every vehicle, including police vehicles for police players, is available without spending anything.
Which vehicle should I use for general travel around the city?
Cars and SUVs handle most situations comfortably. Bikes are better when you need to squeeze through traffic or park in a tight spot. If speed and style matter to your roleplay, one of the four hypercars is the top choice.
Updated Sep 11, 2026
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Game updates can change what is on this page. If you spot something, get in touch and let us know.
