Compared

Dub Party and Dub Together

Both are multiplayer dubbing games on Steam where friends replace the voices in video clips. If you liked one, the other plays differently enough to be worth a look.

Dub Party is built around one shared dub: everyone takes a role, records into the same scene, and the group watches the result together at the premiere. It also works on one couch with a single microphone, which makes it easy to start with people who do not own the game.

Dub Together, by the studio Banani, has a competitive side: in its Parallel mode everyone dubs the same clip and the group votes for the best version, and Twitch chat can vote along.

Side by side

From each game's own Steam page on 10 October 2026. Both games get updates, so check the store pages for the current state.

Dub PartyDub Together
Players onlineUp to 8 over Steam, private rooms or public lobbiesUp to 8
Couch play on one PCUp to 8 people passing one microphoneNot listed on its Steam page
SoloVoice the roles you pick yourselfListed as single-player on its Steam page
How a round worksEveryone takes a role and records it into one shared dubParallel mode, where everyone dubs the same clip and votes for the best, and Character mode with one role each
VotingReactions during the premiere, no votePlayers vote for the best version, with live voting from Twitch chat
Your own videosImporter with Auto Dub on your PC: voice separation, transcription, speaker guesses, subtitlesPack Creator with automatic speech detection, text and separation
Steam WorkshopBuilt-in browser, publishing, ratingsYes
Voice effects23 plus a custom voice6, such as Chipmunk, Monster, Echo, Robot and Phone
Interface languages117
PlatformsWindows, Linux, Steam DeckWindows
Price and releaseOctober 2026, free playtest now4.99 €, released 1 September 2026

What Dub Party is good at

  • Couch parties. One PC, one mic, up to 8 people. No setup and no extra copies.
  • Your own scenes. Auto Dub runs on your own computer and the editor lets you fix every line, speaker and picture.
  • Voices. 23 voice effects plus a custom voice you build yourself.
  • Languages. 11 interface languages, and a scene's lines can be translated into yours.
  • Linux and Steam Deck. A native Linux version with full controller support.

Read how a round works in the game and how to play.

Grab a mic

Dub Party comes out in October 2026. Wishlist it and request the free playtest on Steam.