Developer-linked content guide
The official game has very little built-in content, so a first Voice Pack is the practical starting point. This guide covers the basic clip folder, usable formats, familiar versus unfamiliar material, and the difference between Voice, Judge, Host, and Studio packs.
The developer states that there is very little built-in content. That makes a Voice Pack more than an optional theme: it is how you supply the samples for a session. A standard Voice Pack is a collection of audio clips that players hear and then try to impersonate.
packs_voice.The published guidance describes scoring as an impersonation task: players perform the supplied sample. A familiar line can make a round feel easier because the performer already knows its rhythm or character. That is a player advantage, not evidence that the game awards a separate familiarity bonus.
Good for testing setup and letting a first-time player focus on timing, tone, and delivery.
Useful after the setup works, but avoid using unclear or extremely quiet audio to diagnose scoring.
Use short, clean samples for the first test. Once they load and play correctly, add harder material. This separates a Pack problem from a microphone, volume, or performance problem.
A Voice Pack supplies the audio samples that drive ordinary performance rounds. Since version 0.5.0, the developer guide says the in-game editor can add captions, images, tags, contributors, and pack-level metadata.
Judge Packs customize the five judges and their reactions. Host, Studio, Menu, and Contestant Packs customize other parts of the game-show presentation. They do not replace the Voice Pack's sample audio, so build and test the Voice Pack first.
Audio samples players perform. Stored in packs_voice.
Five judge visuals, vote reactions, and related audio.
Presentation customization around the game-show format.
The official itch.io page links to the game's own custom-content guide. Use that source for folders, file formats, metadata, and Pack types; those details can change between versions. This page summarizes the first setup without mirroring game files or claiming to replace the developer instructions.
For video-based content, continue to the Dub Mode guide. For Twitch keyword-triggered audio, use the Twitch Chat Mode guide.
Use the next page that matches the failure: a Pack that will not load, a microphone that will not record, a timed video dub, or Twitch-controlled chat audio.
The developer says there is very little built-in content so far. Voice Packs are the practical way to add clips for your own sessions.
Add audio files to a folder in packs_voice. The developer guide lists WAV, MP3, and OGG support, with clips under 60 seconds.
The game scores how closely a player impersonates a sample. Familiarity can help a performer focus on timing and delivery, but it is not a separate published scoring rule.
Voice Packs supply the audio samples players imitate. Judge, Host, Studio, Menu, and Contestant Packs customize different presentation roles around the game show.
The developer guide says version 0.5.0 added an in-game editor under Extras for Voice Pack and clip metadata.
Use the developer-linked custom-content guide and the official itch.io listing for current instructions and version notes.