Planned Release Date: Oct 26, 2026

About This Game

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.

VIP: the full game

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.