The Choicer Voicer - Voice Impression Party Game

voice impression party game
Voice impression party game
Hear a clip, perform the impression, and let the judges decide. Play locally with friends, stream a round to Twitch, or reshape the show with your own content packs.
$5 USD or more on itch.io
No Gameplay Demo for mic testing
0.5.1 - Apr 17, 2026
No online multiplayer listed
The game is built to be reshaped. Add new prompts, scenes, judges, hosts, and visual themes when you want the next round to feel different.
Every round starts with a prompt and ends with a performance. Bring friends into the room, try a Dub Mode scene, or let Twitch chat react to the result.
A prompt plays from the selected Voice Pack or Dub Pack. It can be a quote, a sound, or a scene waiting for a new voice.
Perform it your way. In Dub Mode, work through a scene, take retakes, and wait to hear the final result at the end.
Play back the take, see how the show responds, and start another round with a different pack, stage, or cast.
Local 1-4 players and Twitch-focused modes are listed. Online multiplayer is not currently listed.
The official listing is the place to get the game. These quick answers cover the price, the free microphone test, multiplayer limits, and the audio issue worth checking before you buy.
Buy the current Windows or Linux build from the developer's official itch.io page.
The No Gameplay Demo checks whether your microphone setup works. It is not a free copy of the full game.
The game supports local play for up to four players and Twitch features, but no online multiplayer lobby is currently listed.
Test your setup before a game night, especially if live mic works but recordings or playback are silent.
This is the short version. Use the linked player guides when you need the exact download path, a troubleshooting branch, or a Pack workflow.
The full game is a paid downloadable title. Check microphone detection, recording, and playback in the free No Gameplay Demo before you build a game night around it.
Choose your next move
Use these quick routes to get into the game, prepare a session, add new content, or solve a problem without digging through a general wiki.
Find the official purchase path, choose the right Windows or Linux file, and get set up.
Use the free compatibility demo before paying for the full game.
See what local multiplayer and Twitch modes support, and what online play does not currently offer.
Work through microphone, recording, playback, output-device, and installation checks.
See what Voice, Dub, Studio, Judge, Host, Contestant, Menu, and Chatter Packs change in the game.
Learn the folder structure, audio rules, metadata, OGV video requirements, testing, and sharing basics.
See the show in motion
These community videos show the game in use: voice impressions, Dub Mode scenes, and loud local sessions. They are embedded from YouTube and only load when you choose to play one.
A recent hands-on session focused on recording new lines over scenes and trying different impressions.
A longer community session showing the appeal of building a round around familiar clips and reactions.
A session with friends and Twitch chat that demonstrates the social, performance-led side of the game.
Add new voices, scenes, judges, hosts, and stage themes to change how the game night feels. Start with a Voice Pack, or make one for your own friends and stream.
Audio clips, subtitles, optional images, and nested groups for normal rounds.
Voice-pack-like content with video timing metadata and OGV video requirements.
Models, colors, screens, and the show floor where the round plays out.
Panel presentation and judge material that changes the show reaction layer.
Host lines, contestant identity, reaction audio, colors, and character presentation.
Menu themes and Twitch chatter audio hooks for streamer-facing sessions.