Best Voice Control Games on Steam

Games or software controlled partly or entirely through spoken commands.

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1MyVoiceZoo - My Voice Zoo is a unique idle zoo game brought to life with your own voice. Record your sounds through the microphone and turn them into animal calls, creating a one-of-a-kind zoo found nowhere else. Start building your very own zoo, complete only with your voice!
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Sep 26, 2025
92% 👍
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In this game, you can…
  • record an animal sound into your mic, then hear that exact clip loop to earn cash for buying more animals.
  • buy a duck costume that overwrites every animal's voice line with your duck recording until you switch costumes back.
  • treat it like a mini studio and build full music covers by assigning different sung parts to different animals.
  • turn the zoo into a voice-based music project by layering harmony recordings across different animals.
  • hand the mic to friends or a live chat so they record the animals, react to each take, and help build the zoo together.
  • pack the zoo with so many recorded voices that walking around becomes a constant chorus of your own sounds firing off everywhere.
2The Wind and the Wisp - A 3D adventure game about blowing into the microphone. Join the Wind, a non-corporeal petal breeze, and the Wisp, a little white ghost with a red ribbon, on their journey to repair a mysterious broken garden.
In this game, you can…
  • blow into your microphone to summon wind that moves and activates things.
  • slip through a hidden hole in the foliage, reach the edge of the map, and tumble out of bounds.
  • finish the story, then walk back through the places you visited while the credits roll, revisiting the trail you left behind.
  • blow into your microphone to solve puzzles, trigger special flower behaviors, and have the same mechanic get reused differently each level.
  • repair a broken garden by making a frozen flower bloom again, bringing life and structure back to the world.
  • ride lily pads across a lake as a traversal section between puzzle areas.
  • sit on a swing near the end and quietly look out over everything you changed.
3Quack Quack Up - A goofy party game built for weekend sessions, online play with friends, or couch co-op with your partner. No fiddly controls: just use your voice to herd the ducks to the finish line and you win. Or watch one badly timed yell send the whole hapless flock straight off a cliff.
4xVATrainer - xVATrainer is a UI-based machine learning app used for training TTS voice models using video game voices, for use in xVASynth.
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Apr 1, 2022
93% 👍
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In this game, you can…
  • slice usable dialogue out of feature-length recordings automatically.
  • split one recording into separate voice clips for each speaker.
  • strip music, noise, and echo out of speech clips to make clean training data.
  • record your own voice in-app and have it saved in the right training format immediately.
  • queue multiple training runs across sessions so they stay lined up when you come back.
  • watch training progress as text logs, metric graphs, and system resource charts all at once.
  • turn messy source audio into 22050 Hz mono WAV clips, each paired with its own transcript, ready for training.
5Voice of the Wizard by Brett Farkas - Voice of the Wizard is a 100% voice recognition controlled adventure game. Explore an open world of forests, fields, and shorelines. Learn spells, solve mysteries, and defeat enemies. It's up to you to be the Voice of the Wizard.
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Jan 5, 2023
92% 👍
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In this game, you can…
  • cast spells by literally speaking the incantations out loud.
  • read dialogue aloud and accidentally trigger spells when the game mishears you.
  • discover 115 different pixel-art backgrounds as you wander into new scenes and secret spots.
  • roam a 42-screen island overworld and stumble into hidden areas off the main path.
  • learn new spoken spells that stay useful across multiple areas instead of being one-off tricks.
  • start trapped on an island, then unlock new regions as your growing spellbook reveals why you're imprisoned.
  • run into mermaids singing on the shore, fairies with secrets, and enemies like witches, knights, ogres, and centaurs as you explore.
6KOOO TO JUMP! - A hardcore, voice-controlled precision platformer where you crow to jump! Sustain a continuous 'KOOO' to scale a brutal, foddian-style map. Scale 60 camera zones, conquer a massive world, and lose your dignity in this unrelenting rage game. Includes controller support and Practice Mode.
7Yaad - Immersion game for English training, without fear of error and judgment. Evolve like a child learning their mother tongue. Practice English with voice command dialogues and real-life task simulations. real-life experiences.
In this game, you can…
  • talk to characters with voice commands instead of picking dialogue options.
  • practice English by speaking out loud to the game world.
  • have a teacher adapt the experience to a student's current skill level so the learning path changes naturally as they improve.
  • play through everyday real-life tasks that teach English through repeated interaction, changing stimuli, and gradual progression.
  • keep moving forward in English even when you don't know the right words yet.
  • learn English the way a child learns a first language, without being judged for mistakes.
  • get guided through practical everyday situations by speaking and responding in English, turning simple tasks into a pressure-free training sequence.
8Blow Fish Music Quiz - Control the movement of the blow fish by singing and help it go through a dangerous path. A very simple game where you control blow fish by singing. The higher you sing, the higher the fish swims. The lower you sing, the lower the fish swims. If you don't sing, the fish inflates.
In this game, you can…
  • steer a blowfish by singing to control its height.
  • thread a blowfish through tone-matched holes by hitting the specific note each opening demands.
  • learn the stage's melody, then perform it in real time to guide the fish through a dangerous route.
  • stop singing to make the fish inflate instead of fitting through openings.
  • sing higher to rise, sing lower to sink, and keep the fish the right size to slip through holes.
  • navigate a tight obstacle path where every tiny pitch change can make the fish rise, sink, or swell and get blocked.
9PerformVR - Want better custom song support in a VR dancing game? Want the option to sing along too? PerformVR does it all using deep musical analysis tools developed by university researchers -- providing you visuals, karaoke & dances that do more than just go along with the beat. Perform in PerformVR!
In this game, you can…
  • turn your own local music into a dance routine in about 15–30 seconds.
  • generate karaoke from your own songs, with timing and pitch mapped out for sing-along play.
  • stack dancing and karaoke on the same song so you're moving and singing at once.
  • duck under a low wall and immediately snap into a flying headbutt mid-song.
  • shrink or stretch the play space axes so the dance fits your ceiling height and side-to-side room.
  • perform for a robotic crowd that reacts to how well you're doing as you hit or miss moves.
  • get graded against 100% perfection with letter results from F to AAA+ after each song.
  • drop in any genre and get a routine that shifts its move style to match the track's segments and feel.
10The subject: Protocol zero - Turn on your camera. The Null Institute is paying for your pain. The game uses your webcam and microphone, turning the room into a lab. Complete four stages: from the blink ban to the "Green Light, Red Light" game. Money or sanity? Be the first to complete Protocol Zero. If you dare.
In this game, you can…
  • turn on your webcam and microphone so the game tracks your face, breathing, stillness, and hand movement in real time.
  • keep your eyes open for a timed test where the camera flags blinks and even a tear as failure.
  • hold perfectly still and stay silent while the game compares your silhouette and listens for breathing over the mic.
  • memorize a brief hand-gesture sequence, then reproduce the exact motions in order before the timer runs out.
  • play a live-action red-light/green-light where you move on green and freeze on red while the camera checks for any motion.