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About What The Dub?!
What The Dub?! is a multiplayer party game where players replace missing dialogue in over‑600 “so‑bad‑they’re‑good” clips with their own witty or absurd text. The game uses text‑to‑speech to play back each dub, and players vote to decide the winner.
The title supports up to six players who submit dubs while an additional twelve audience members can vote. It includes streamer‑friendly tools, cross‑platform play, and text‑to‑speech in more than twenty‑nine languages.
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Overdubbing Gameplay
Each round presents a clip with missing dialogue. Players type their own lines using a web‑enabled device, and the game converts the text to speech. After all submissions, the clips are shown and everyone votes for the best dub. The player with the highest score after all rounds wins the match. No other mechanics such as character abilities or resource management are mentioned.
- Try matching the original tone of the clip for extra humor.
- Experiment with absurdity; the voting system rewards creativity.
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Clip Library & Community Packs
The base game ships with over 600 clips drawn from B‑movies, outdated PSAs, and industrial films. Players can expand this library by downloading community‑created clip packs. These packs are optional additions and increase the variety of material available for dubbing, but the core gameplay remains the same.
- Browse community packs for niche genres that suit your humor style.
- Mix original and community clips to keep sessions fresh.
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Multiplayer & Audience Voting
Up to six players can enter dubs in a single match. An extra twelve audience members may join solely to vote on the submissions. Voting determines which dub earns points for its creator. The system does not require any additional hardware beyond the web‑enabled devices used for input.
- Encourage audience members to vote quickly to keep the game pace lively.
- Balance the number of players and audience for optimal interaction.
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Streamer Features & Twitch Integration
The game includes Twitch chat voting, allowing an entire streaming audience to participate in the voting process. Moderation and content tools are provided to keep the experience troll‑free. These streamer-friendly features come loaded with the game.
- Enable Twitch chat voting for larger streams to boost engagement.
- Use the moderation tools to filter inappropriate submissions.
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Language & Text‑to‑Speech Support
Players input text via phone, tablet, or computer, and the game renders it with text‑to‑speech. Support is provided for more than twenty‑nine languages, ranging from English to Mandarin and Hindi. Dubs in any of the supported languages are played back via the game’s text-to-speech.
- Try dubbing in a non‑native language for comedic contrast.
- Check the language list before a session to ensure all participants can understand the TTS output.
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