CHOICER//VOICE

Multiplayer // playing together

Choicer Voicer multiplayer how to play with friends

Straight answer first: this unofficial browser version has no online rooms, matchmaking, or voice chat. Everything below is how players still dub together.

Independent fan project. Not affiliated with The Choicer Voicer, GameBanana, or the studios that own the scenes. Copyright & takedown.

Three ways to play together

  1. Pass the mic on one device. Open a Dub Pack, agree who voices which character, and hand over the microphone when their line comes up. Every line gets its own local score, so takes can be compared on the spot.
  2. Split the scene by character. Most packs are written for two or more voices, and some creators suggest one player takes the first half and another the second. The character list and script on each pack page make the split easy.
  3. Compete on the leaderboard. Finish a scene, post the average with a nickname, and send friends the same scene link. Each scene shows its top 10; the global board shows the top 20.
Share the resultIn browsers that support it, export the dubbed scene as a WebM video and share the file. The export is created on your device; nothing is uploaded by this site.

Good scenes for two or more voices

Packs with the most characters first — easier to split between players.

Browse all Dub Packs

Multiplayer FAQ

Does this site have online multiplayer?

No. There are no rooms, lobbies, or voice chat. Recording and scoring happen in each player's browser; the leaderboard is the only shared part.

Can two people record at the same time?

No. One microphone records one line at a time. Take turns: the pack remembers each line's take and score until you restart the pack or close the tab.

Do scores sync between devices?

Only posted leaderboard scores are shared. Recordings, takes, and per-line scores stay on the device that made them.

Is playing with friends free?

Yes. Nothing on this site requires an account or payment.

Will online rooms be added?

Nothing is scheduled. Feature requests go in the guestbook, which the site owner reads.

Is this the official Choicer Voicer?

No. This is an independent, unofficial fan project and is not affiliated with the original game or its creators.