- Voxalike Workshop Dub Packs supply the scenes, characters, roles, and timed dialogue behind every dubbing session
- Installation is browser-local: subscribe on the Workshop, then download, import, and install the pack in your browser
- Match roles to your group: Co-op rooms hold up to 12 players, PVP up to 8
- Multiplayer rule: every player needs the host's Dub Mod installed before Ready Up
- Stay current: update local copies whenever a Workshop pack releases a new version
What Are Voxalike Workshop Dub Packs?
Voxalike Workshop Dub Packs are the playable content units inside Voxalike, a free browser-based dubbing party game from developer yours1 that launched on August 2, 2026 and currently sits at v1.4.0. Each pack turns a prepared scene into a recording session by bundling the scene video, character roles, timed dialogue, and supporting audio the game needs to know what you should perform and when. Community creators publish packs through the Voxalike Workshop, where players rate, download, and update them.
Every pack follows the same internal structure, which is why packs behave consistently whether you play Solo or in a full room:
| Component | What It Provides | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Scene video | The visual scene players dub over | Sets timing and context for every line |
| Character roles | Named roles mapped to dialogue lines | Determines who records which character |
| Dialogue and captions | Performable text attached to each line | Players read and record directly in game |
| Line timestamps | Start and end timing for each line | Keeps recordings aligned with the scene |
| Reference line audio | Original dialogue audio per line | Lets players hear timing before recording |
| Metadata and cover art | Title and Workshop-facing details | Identifies the pack in searches and lists |
| Backing track | Optional music under performances | Adds atmosphere without covering voices |
Solo Sessions
- One performer, every role
- Simplest way to learn recording controls
- Choose packs a single player can finish comfortably
Co-op Rooms
- Up to 12 players building one dub together
- Roles spread across the whole group
- Strong fit for party nights and stream collabs
PVP Matches
- Up to 8 players in competitive sessions
- Lines rotate or get claimed between rivals
- Judge reactions close out each result
Dub Packs define what you perform, not how you are scored. Judge Mods separately customize the result screen's four judge slots — artwork, names, score labels, feedback lines, and reaction sounds — without touching the underlying scoring rules.
How to Install Workshop Dub Packs
Because Voxalike runs entirely in the browser, installing a Dub Pack is a two-part process: an account-side subscription on the Workshop, and a browser-local installation that actually makes the content playable. Complete the full sequence on every browser you plan to play in.
Browse the Workshop
Open the Workshop and sort entries by rating and downloads. Check each pack's role count against your usual group size before committing to it.
Subscribe to the Pack
Subscribing adds the item to your account's subscribed content so you can find it again quickly on any device.
Download the Mod Data
Download the pack's data from its Workshop page. Downloading prepares the content for import, but it is not installed yet.
Import and Install
Import the downloaded mod into Voxalike and finish the installation. Once installed browser-locally, the pack becomes selectable when starting a session.
Update When Versions Change
When a creator updates a pack, update or reinstall your local copy so your installation matches the current Workshop version.
| Aspect | Workshop Subscription | Browser-Local Installation |
|---|---|---|
| Tied to | Your Voxalike account | The specific browser you use |
| Purpose | Tracks and bookmarks content | Makes the pack playable in sessions |
| New device | Follows your account | Must be reinstalled per browser |
| Updates | Visible on the Workshop listing | Update or reinstall manually |
| Multiplayer | Does not satisfy room requirements | Required for the room to run correctly |
A subscription only associates the pack with your account. If you skip the download, import, and install steps, the pack will not appear as playable content — and multiplayer rooms using it will not start for you. The official Workshop mods guide walks through the same flow.
Voxalike Dub Packs Tier List
Ranking Workshop packs works best when you combine community reception with practical session fit. The tiers below weigh four factors: Workshop rating, download popularity, role count, and how flexibly a pack adapts to different party sizes. Because Workshop data shifts as new packs arrive, treat this as a repeatable framework rather than a fixed leaderboard.
| Tier | Label | Best For | Key Ranking Factors |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | Best Overall | Dependable first choices, strong replay value | Rating, downloads, role balance |
| A | Highly Recommended | Solo runs, small groups, specific formats | Rating, player-to-role fit |
| B | Good Situational Picks | Groups that match the pack's role count | Role availability, reception |
| C | Niche Picks | Specialized setups and particular concepts | Niche appeal, role restrictions |
When several packs score similarly, let your session size break the tie:
| Session | Player Count | Pack Priority |
|---|---|---|
| Solo | 1 | Packs one performer can complete comfortably |
| Small group | 2-5 | Main roles closely match the player count |
| Large Co-op | Up to 12 | Enough roles to keep everyone involved |
| PVP | Up to 8 | Enough lines for a competitive rotation |
A slightly lower-rated pack that fits tonight's player count usually beats a higher-rated pack that leaves half the room idle. Check the role listing on the Workshop page before you create the room.
Using Dub Packs in Multiplayer Rooms
Multiplayer ties Dub Packs to private rooms. The host creates the room, shares the generated room code, and selects the Dub Mod the session will use. Rooms support Co-op for up to 12 players and PVP for up to 8, with line distribution handled by one of two assignment modes.
Create the Room and Share the Code
The host generates a private room and passes the code to the group. Keep the code private and available until the session ends so anyone can rejoin after a disconnect.
Install the Host's Dub Mod
Every participant needs the pack the host selected. Voxalike can automatically install the host's mod when you join — confirm it finished before moving on.
Pick a Line Assignment Mode
Choose Round Robin for automatic rotation, or Claim Mode when players want to select their own lines and roles.
Ready Up and Record
Run Mic Check, mark yourself ready, and record your assigned lines as the scene moves between players. If you disconnect, return to the multiplayer screen and reconnect with the room code.
| Feature | Round Robin | Claim Mode |
|---|---|---|
| Line assignment | Automatic rotation between players | Players claim lines or roles |
| Best for | Even, hands-off participation | Groups with casting preferences |
| Setup effort | Minimal | Depends on how quickly players claim |
| Pace | Steady and predictable | Flexible, player-driven |
The most common startup blocker is a player who has not installed the host's Dub Mod. Have everyone verify the installation, rerun Mic Check, then Ready Up again before troubleshooting anything else.
Make and Publish Your Own Dub Pack
Creators build packs from their own material: a scene video, timed dialogue, character roles, reference audio, metadata, artwork, and an optional backing track. Assemble everything into the required Dub Mod package structure, then publish it to the Workshop so other players can discover and rate it.
Before You Publish:
- Scene video with finalized duration and synced timing
- Character roles covering every speaking part
- Dialogue, captions, and timestamps for every line
- Reference audio, metadata, title, and cover image
- Optional backing track plus a full test session
Run the finished package end to end and confirm every line, role, and media file loads correctly. A pack that works in testing is far less likely to create broken rooms after release. Pair it with a Judge Mod for custom judges — presentation only, scoring untouched.
FAQ
Q: Do I need to download a game client to use Workshop Dub Packs?
No standalone client is required. Voxalike is an HTML5 browser game, so you play directly on the site. The only downloads involved are the Workshop mod files you import and install browser-locally before a session.
Q: Does my Workshop subscription work on another browser or device?
The subscription follows your account, but the usable installation is stored in the browser. When you switch browsers or devices, complete the download, import, and install steps there as well.
Q: Why can't our multiplayer room start?
Check that every player has installed the host's selected Dub Mod, then have everyone rerun Mic Check and Ready Up. If a player disconnected, they can rejoin with the room code while the session is still active.
Q: Do Dub Packs or Judge Mods change how scoring works?
No. Dub Packs provide content and Judge Mods customize presentation — judge artwork, names, score labels, feedback lines, and reaction sounds across four judge slots. The underlying performance scoring stays the same.
For microphone fixes, export formats, and Recent Dubs recovery, the official guides at voxalike.com and the itch.io devlog track every v1.x change, including the v1.4.0 multiplayer and export updates.