Choicer Voicer Tutorial & How to Use Guide

What Is The Choicer Voicer? (Gameplay in 30 Seconds)

The Choicer Voicer is a party-style voice impression game show: you (and up to 3 friends) listen to an audio clip, mimic it with your own voice, and get scored by computer judges. It runs as a desktop program on Windows and Linux, costs $5.00 USD minimum (name your own price), and is developed by YeahMaybe. The official itch.io page describes it like this:

"Welcome to The Choicer Voicer, a game show where your voice is the star!"
"Inspired by party games of old, The Choicer Voicer is all about doing vocal impressions in various fun game formats."
"Make a fool of yourself for you, your friends, or your stream!"
— official itch.io page

How to Use The Choicer Voicer — Step by Step

This is the full "how to use" route, from buying the game to sharing your best performances. Each step links to the detailed tutorial.

1. Get the game. Buy The Choicer Voicer on the official itch.io page ($5.00 USD minimum, name your own price), download the Windows or Linux build, and run it. Official advice: test your microphone with the free "No Gameplay Demo 0.5.0" before purchasing.
2. Set up your voice. In the main menu, run the sound test, then pick a Voice Pack (or install your own). Voice Packs are drag-and-drop into the packs_voice folder — audio formats WAV/MP3/OGG work. See our pack installation guide.
3. Start dubbing. Enter a game show format: hear an audio clip, mimic it with your voice, and let computer judges score you. Up to 4 players can play locally on one computer.
4. Save your clips. Since 0.5.0 the game can auto-save performances. Official sources do not publish a detailed export path guide — see our save & export page for exactly what is documented.
5. Share it. Upload your performance to YouTube, stream on Twitch (chat can vote via the official Twitch mode), or post it to the community.

How to Start (Choicer Voicer "Ho to Start")

This section answers "choicer voicer ho to start" (a common misspelling of "how to start") and is the fastest path from zero to your first game show round.

1. Download the free No Gameplay Demo 0.5.0 and confirm your microphone records — this is the official first step before buying.
2. Buy the full game on the official itch.io page ($5.00 USD minimum, Windows/Linux).
3. Launch the game and run the sound test in the main menu.
4. Pick a Voice Pack, then start a game show — solo practice or with up to 3 friends locally.
5. Go further: customize your studio and judge, try Twitch mode, or jump into Dub Mode (0.5.0+).

Beginner Journey Map

What's Officially Supported

• Game show formats: voice impressions scored by computer judges.
• Local multiplayer: 1–4 players on one computer, controllers or keyboard/mouse.
• Twitch streamer mode: Twitch chat can vote on performances.
• Voice Packs & Dub Packs: custom voices and video dubs, installed via the packs_voice folder.
• Dub Mode (0.5.0+): dub video clips with your own voice; dubs are saved as audio, not video files.

Read Before You Buy: The Mic Warning

The one thing every new player should know before purchasing is the official microphone warning — a known engine bug can make the game unable to record audio on certain setups:

"There is a common bug where certain audio setups prevent the game from recording audio. This is well-known, and is an unresolved bug with the Godot Engine. Please test your mic in the free No Gameplay Demo to make sure your mic works before purchasing."
— YeahMaybe, official itch.io page

If your mic doesn't record, see our troubleshooting guide — the fix path includes stereo output, the 0.5.2-dev2 mic test build, and official feedback channels.

Quick Answers

• How to use choicer voicer? — Buy it on the official itch.io page (Windows/Linux, $5.00 minimum), run the sound test in the main menu, pick a Voice Pack, then enter the game show: listen to an audio clip, mimic it with your voice, and get scored by computer judges. Step-by-step details below.
• Choicer voicer ho to start? — Start with the free "No Gameplay Demo 0.5.0" to confirm your mic records, then buy the game, launch it, do the sound test, and play your first game show round. See the beginner checklist below.
• How do I play with friends? — Local multiplayer supports 1–4 players on one computer. For friends in other locations, community workarounds like Parsec streaming or Discord audio routing are used — and the official Twitch mode lets chat vote on performances.