The Choicest Voice
The Choicest Voice is a microphone-based voice performance game built around custom audio content. Rather than choosing from a fixed set of characters, players create or import a voice pack containing clips they want to perform. A clip plays. You repeat it into your mic. Judges score you. Easy clips feel good; tough ones test your timing and pitch. Fun either way.
Build a Voice Pack Before You Play
One of the most significant differences in The Choicest Voice is that the game does not feel like a traditional title packed with endless built-in content. Your voice pack becomes the content.
A good starting pack can contain only a handful of clips, but larger collections make sessions much more varied. Organizing clips by mood, character, or style can also make it easier to create different types of rounds.
For a first session:
- Start with clips you already know well.
- Add several different voices or moods.
- Avoid making your first pack too short.
- Test each clip before using it in multiplayer.
- Expand the pack as you discover performances you enjoy.
The biggest lesson is simple: the more useful clips you prepare, the more replay value you get from the game.
How To Play The Choicest Voice
- Choose a Voice Pack: Choose a pack that has the clips you want to perform.
- Listen to the Clip: Watch the timing, pitch, tone, and how it's said.h, tone, and delivery.
- Perform Into the Microphone: Try to nail the clip – natural and accurate.
- Check the Judge’s Score: See how well your performance matches the expected delivery.
- Play With Friends: Set up individual microphones and compete with up to four local players for more fun.
Simple Controls, Almost No Learning Curve
The Choicest Voice keeps its controls extremely light because the microphone is the main input during performances.
- Mouse: Navigate menus and select packs, judges, hosts, and options.
- Microphone: Perform voice clips during rounds.
- Individual microphone assignment: Configure each player's input before multiplayer sessions.
Tips for Getting Better Scores
If you're trying to improve your performance, don't immediately focus on copying every tiny detail of a voice.
Instead:
- Start with clips you know well – that way you can focus on how you say it, not what you're saying.
- Listen to the timing before you open your mouth.
- Match the vibe of the original – don't just read it flat.
- Play with pitch and emphasis. Mix it up instead of using the same tone every round.
- Build up your voice packs so you have more variety to practice with.
- And always test your mic before jumping into multiplayer.
Is The Choicest Voice Worth Playing?
The Choicest Voice is worth a try if you like voice acting, impressions, or party games. Simple controls, custom packs, 4-player, Dub Mode – lots to mess around with. Only downside is you gotta prep content and set up your mic first. But if that doesn't bug you, it's fun.
