Dub Party

Dub Party is a dubbing party game where you replace the voices in a video with your own. Choose a familiar scene, redub a meme or turn a cartoon into an abridged parody. You can play alone, share a mic on the couch or gather online with up to 16 players.

Choose a scene

Browse community scenes in the built-in Steam Workshop browser or import a video from your computer. You can also open dub packs made for Choicer Voicer in .zip, .7z or .rar format. Supported video formats are MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM and AVI.

Optional Auto Dub runs on your computer: it separates dialogue, transcribes it and suggests who speaks when. You can review and edit its suggestions, correct anything it misses, then save the scene to your shelf. Imported videos are not uploaded to an external AI service.

Record your dub

Choose a character or shuffle the cast. Record one line at a time, listening to the original and playing back each take until you are happy with it. You can retake lines, choose from 24 voice effects or make a custom voice, and adjust timing. A visual timeline lets you trim, split, merge, add and reassign lines.

Once the takes are combined, the room can watch the finished dub, react to it live and view a bloopers reel that gives out awards. Save the video without a watermark or make a copy sized for Discord. History keeps finished and unfinished dubs so you can watch them again or continue working on them.

Play together

Play solo, with up to 8 people in a couch party, or online with up to 16 players over Steam. In couch parties, players can scan a QR code and record their lines on their phones without an app, or pass one mic around. Phones must be on the same Wi-Fi network as the PC. Online, you can host a private room or join a public lobby; the host selects the scene and shares it with the room. Online play includes voice chat.

Game modes

Classic Dub is available in every play style. The other four modes are for online rooms. Classic Dub, Dub Along and Improv Dub support up to 16 online players; Solo Showdown and Sound Telephone support up to 8.

• Classic Dub: everyone takes roles and records their lines before the room watches the finished scene.
• Dub Along: record the scene line by line while everyone watches and listens to each take.
• Improv Dub: make up your character’s lines without hearing or reading the original.
• Solo Showdown: each player dubs the whole scene alone, then the room watches every version and votes for the best.
• Sound Telephone: write a prompt, perform the one you receive and guess the sound you hear; the chains play at the end.

The host can set room rules, including First take only, Hidden captions, Time limit and Shuffle cast.

More features

The game includes mic checks and quick hand-offs for recording, and two complete looks: a paper TV studio on a beach at sundown or a Frutiger Aero desktop. The interface is available in English, German, Polish, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Turkish, Indonesian, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Korean and Filipino.