- Voxalike Dub Packs supply the scenes, characters, roles, and timed dialogue for every dubbing session.
- Tier rankings combine Workshop ratings, downloads, role count, and group-size fit.
- Workshop installs require both an account subscription and a browser-local installation.
- Multiplayer sync: rooms use the host's Dub Mod, with Co-op up to 12 and PVP up to 8 players.
- Custom packs need scene video, timed lines, roles, captions, audio, and metadata before publishing.
What Are Voxalike Dub Packs?
Voxalike Dub Packs are the playable content packs at the heart of Voxalike, the free browser dubbing party game developed by yours1 and released on August 2, 2026. Each pack turns a prepared video scene into a recording session: it defines which characters speak, the dialogue you perform, and the timing that keeps your recorded takes aligned with the scene. Because Voxalike runs as an HTML5 browser game, packs are loaded through the in-game Workshop rather than a traditional desktop install.
Every pack follows the same core structure, which is what allows Solo, Co-op, and PVP sessions to share content:
| Component | What It Provides | | Scene video | The visual scene players dub over | | Character roles | Named roles that decide who records which character | | Dialogue and captions | The line text players read and perform | | Line timestamps | Start and end timing that syncs takes to the scene | | Reference line audio | Original dialogue audio for context before recording | | Metadata and cover art | Title and Workshop-facing identity for the pack | | Backing track | Optional music that stays under recorded performances |
Workshop Packs
- Community-made content
- Browse, rate, and subscribe on the Workshop
- Widest variety of scenes and role counts
Host's Dub Mod
- Multiplayer source of truth
- The room runs whatever pack the host selects
- Other players install it before Ready Up
Your Own Packs
- Creator-built Dub Mods
- Package your own scene, lines, and timing
- Publish to the Workshop after testing
Official Voxalike guides use both "Dub Pack" and "Dub Mod" when referring to scene content. In practice, a Dub Pack is the playable scene package, and it is distributed through the Workshop as a mod alongside cosmetic Judge Mods.
Dub Packs Tier List: How Rankings Are Built
Ranking Voxalike Dub Packs is not only about star ratings. A pack that shines for a 12-player Co-op room can feel thin in a Solo session, so a reliable tier list weighs Workshop reception together with practical session fit. The framework below mirrors how the official Workshop surfaces content and how experienced groups choose packs.
| Tier | Label | Best For | Key Ranking Factors | | S | Best Overall | Dependable first choices with strong replay value | Workshop rating, downloads, role balance, group-size flexibility | | A | Highly Recommended | Solo sessions, small groups, packs built for a specific role count | Rating, downloads, player-to-role fit | | B | Good Situational Picks | Groups whose player count matches the pack's roles | Role availability, reception, group-size requirements | | C | Niche Picks | Specialized setups and less common Workshop content | Niche appeal, role-count restrictions, engagement |
When several packs score similarly, the tiebreaker is almost always party size:
Solo
- One performer
- Prioritize packs you can complete comfortably alone
Small Groups
- 3 to 5 players
- Main roles should closely match player count
Large Co-op
- Up to 12 players
- Pick enough roles to keep everyone involved
PVP
- Up to 8 players
- Enough lines for a competitive rotation
Workshop ratings and download counts change as new packs arrive, so treat any tier list as a snapshot. Re-check the official Workshop before a big session, especially when a pack was recently updated.
How to Install Dub Packs from the Workshop
Installing a pack is a two-part process: subscribing links the content to your Voxalike account, while the local installation makes it playable in your current browser. Follow the full sequence to avoid missing-content errors when a session starts.
Browse the Workshop
Open the Workshop and sort community content by rating and downloads. Read each entry's role count and description to judge whether it fits your group size.
Subscribe to the Pack
Subscribe to add the item to your account's followed content. This keeps track of what you want to use again across sessions.
Download the Mod Data
Download the pack files so the content is ready for local use. Downloading prepares the data but does not finish the job on its own.
Import and Install
Import the downloaded mod into Voxalike and complete the installation. Once installed browser-locally, the pack becomes selectable when starting a session.
Verify and Update
Select the pack in a test session to confirm it loads. When the Workshop version changes, update or reinstall the local copy so your content stays in sync.
| Aspect | Account Subscription | Browser-Local Installation | | Purpose | Tracks content on your account | Makes the pack usable in-game | | Stored on | Your Voxalike account | The current browser only | | Needed per device | No | Yes, reinstall on each browser or device | | After an update | Keeps the item in your list | Update or reinstall the local copy |
Subscribing alone does not make a pack playable. If you switch browsers, clear site data, or move to another device, install the mod again on that browser before joining a room.
Playing Dub Packs in Solo and Multiplayer
The same Dub Pack behaves differently depending on the session format. Solo is the simplest way to learn the recording controls, while multiplayer distributes roles and lines across the room.
| Mode | Max Players | Focus | Line Assignment | | Solo | 1 | Learn controls, record every role yourself | You handle all lines | | Co-op | 12 | Build one dub together | Round Robin or Claim Mode | | PVP | 8 | Competitive dubbing session | Round Robin or Claim Mode |
Multiplayer rooms are private and join through a room code from the host. Before the session begins, every participant needs the host's Dub Mod available locally, and current multiplayer notes indicate rooms can automatically install the host's mod to keep the group in sync.
| Assignment Mode | How It Works | Best For | | Round Robin | Rotates lines automatically between players | Hands-off rotation, mixed experience levels | | Claim Mode | Players claim the lines or roles they want | Groups who want control over casting |
Before You Start a Session:
- Run Mic Check and confirm the correct input device
- Install the host's Dub Mod before Ready Up
- Match the pack's role count to your player count
- Keep the room code available until the session ends
- Export and save results promptly, since Recent Dubs recovery data is temporary
If a player drops mid-session, return to the multiplayer screen and reconnect using the room information. Keep the required Dub Mod installed, and the room can pick up where it left off instead of restarting the dub.
Building Your Own Dub Pack
Creators can turn almost any prepared scene into a playable Dub Mod. The build process moves from media preparation to packaging, and every asset must line up before the pack is publishable:
| Asset | Requirement | | Scene video | Final video with a fixed duration matching the dialogue list | | Character roles | Named roles with consistent identifiers for every speaker | | Dialogue and captions | Line text attached to the correct character | | Line timestamps | Start and end timing per line, synced to the video | | Reference audio | Browser-compatible audio matched to each line | | Metadata and cover | Pack title, package metadata, and a cover image | | Backing track | Optional music synchronized with the scene |
The workflow condenses into four stages: prepare the scene video and roles, add dialogue with accurate timestamps, attach audio plus metadata and artwork, then assemble everything into the required package structure. Test the finished pack in Voxalike so every line, role, and media file loads correctly, then publish it to the Workshop with complete metadata and cover artwork.
A pack that desyncs in testing will desync for every downloader. Play through a full session with your own build before uploading, and retest after any timestamp or audio change.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What exactly is a Voxalike Dub Pack?
A Dub Pack is the content package that provides the scene, characters, roles, and timed dialogue for a dubbing session. It combines a scene video with line timestamps, captions, reference audio, and metadata so Voxalike knows what players should record and when.
Q: Do I need to download a game client to use Dub Packs?
No standalone client is required. Voxalike runs in the browser, and packs are handled as mod data: you subscribe on the Workshop, download the mod, and install it locally in your browser before a session.
Q: Do all players in a multiplayer room need the same pack?
Yes. The room runs the host's selected Dub Mod, so every participant needs that content available locally before Ready Up. Current multiplayer notes indicate rooms can automatically install the host's mod to help with this.
Q: Can I publish my own Dub Pack for other players?
Yes. Build the pack with a scene video, roles, dialogue, timestamps, audio, metadata, and cover art, test it in a full session, then publish it to the Workshop where other players can discover, rate, and subscribe to it.
For step-by-step details, see the official guides on installing Workshop mods, making Dub Mods, and multiplayer rooms.