Everyone gets the same prompt and records it alone in their own booth, as many takes as it takes. Then the tapes roll one at a time with no names on them, and you each pick a favourite. When the votes are in, they flip over and you find out who made which noise. Free to play Four ways to play, three rounds a game, for…
Everyone gets the same prompt and records it alone in their own booth, as many takes as it takes.
Then the tapes roll one at a time with no names on them, and you each pick a favourite. When the votes are in, they flip over and you find out who made which noise.
Free to play
Four ways to play, three rounds a game, for up to 4 players.
- Mimic: give it a voice. Mostly portraits and sculptures, plus a teapot or two.
- Soundalike: copy a sound. Squeaks, warbles and gibberish, made up new every round.
- Animal Noises: make its noise, no words. Moo, bark or hoot, depending on what's in the picture.
- Doodle: draw for each other, then give the drawing you get a voice.
If anyone in the lobby has VIP, the whole table plays the full game: room for 8, as many rounds as you like, every face and hat, and fifteen more modes. Turn on as many as you like and every round draws one.
- Tongue Twister: say it once, fast. You only see it a moment before the mic opens.
- Ghostwriter: write lines for each other, then perform the one you're handed.
- Voiceover: read the line. You get a picture and the words to put in its mouth.
- Backwards: say it backwards. Your take is played in reverse, so it has to go in backwards to come out right.
- Copycat: copy the take you hear, and find out at the end how far it drifted.
- Story: tell a story, one line each, every teller hearing the story so far.
- Odd One Out: find who has no picture. One of you is bluffing.
- Caption This: title each other's takes, without ever seeing the picture.
- Director: act it out, from a direction like "A very nervous pilot".
- Two Speakers: read a two-line scene in pairs, a part each.
- Impressions: sound like another player at the table.
- Same Line: everybody says the same line, each as a different picture.
- Disguise: every take goes through the same filter, then you guess whose is whose.
- Which Picture?: voice one of the pictures on the wall, and the others guess which.
- Answer First: answer a question only you can see, and the next player works out what was asked.
What else
- Talk to each other in the lobby and between rounds (but not in the booths).
- Choose a colour, a face and a hat for your flame, which grows the more you score.
- Save the best takes as short videos to share (as audio on Mac and Linux).
- Over 2,500 works of real public-domain art, some of it thousands of years old.
- A microphone is required. A headset helps.
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