How to play The Choicer Voicer.

Detailed rules

Set up the microphone before the first scene

Use headphones when possible, turn media volume on, and keep the microphone about a hand’s width from the speaker. The browser asks for permission only after a button press. If permission was previously denied, change the site setting beside the address bar and reload.

Listen for performance shape, not just words

The game compares overall duration, loud–soft movement, and rising or falling pitch. Memorizing every word helps, but matching the pauses and emotional arc usually matters more than forcing your voice into an uncomfortable register.

Understand the three score signals

• Timing, 25%: overall length, pacing, and pauses.
• Energy, 35%: changes between quieter and louder moments.
• Pitch, 40%: the direction and contour of voiced notes.

Five judge profiles weight those signals differently. A high similarity can earn five approvals, while an exceptional result can trigger the playful 6/5 outcome.

Finish solo and multiplayer shows

Solo players perform every selected scene. In local multiplayer, each player hears and performs the same scene before the game advances. The final board compares all completed rounds on that device.

Common problems

The reference will not play

Disable silent mode, raise media volume, and open the page in a full browser instead of an embedded social-media browser.

The input meter does not move

Confirm the intended microphone is selected, close other apps using it, and retry the sound check. A wired or Bluetooth headset may expose a different input.

The score looks unexpectedly low

Use headphones to prevent speaker audio from leaking into the take, keep the device still, and imitate the reference pauses before focusing on vocal character.