The remote game that makes everyone laugh
Tired of the same video-call games? Try dubbing: everyone at home, one character each, and a replay that will make you cry with laughter.
Host a remote dubbing night
No other video tool needed: the game has its own voice chat. Here is how:
- Create a game and copy the link (or send it on WhatsApp).
- Your friends click and join as guests, no sign-up.
- Pick the mode and start: the game handles everything.
The best settings for video calls
With a group that does not know each other well, start with fun mode: absurd lines break the ice. Among close friends, free (improv) mode is deadly. For a big group, switch to teams: two teams dub the same scene and the vote picks the best dub.
For team building
Dubbing makes you listen to others, follow a rhythm and dare: a great ice-breaker for a remote team. A 3-scene game lasts about 15 minutes, and the replay can then be shared on the team chat.
Frequently asked questions
- How many people can play remotely?
- Up to 12 in one game. Beyond that, create several games.
- Do I need a good connection?
- A regular connection is enough. Takes are recorded on your device then sent: a little network lag does not ruin the sync.
- Can we play with Zoom, Meet or Discord?
- Yes, if you prefer your usual tool for video: just mute the game’s mic or the other tool’s to avoid echo.