Observed arrival · 2026-09-12
VoiceOverGame Turns Movie Scenes Into a Voice-Acting Contest
A browser game lets players dub short movie scenes, scores their timing and intonation, and exports the result as an MP4.
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The game separates each scene into short dialogue lines, plays a reference take, and traces the player's microphone input against a normalized reference waveform. Its scoring focuses on when a line starts and how its pitch or delivery shape moves, rather than raw volume, with feedback such as a 300-millisecond delay. The initial library includes public-domain films, Blender Foundation shorts, and a brief demo, while the site also describes an option for turning a user's own video into a playable dub.
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