SimulationFit check
Is Speaking Simulator worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy comic simulations of awkward social interactions
- Fans of games built around controlling mouth and facial movements
- Players interested in conversation scenarios involving human-robot deception
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a realistic conversation simulator rather than exaggerated failures and mechanical glitches
- Players looking for a broad story beyond 10 defined social scenarios
- Players who prefer games without deliberately awkward mouth and facial controls
Our take on Speaking Simulator
The social premise may suggest a focused interaction simulator, but the described play centers on controlling a robot’s mouth and handling comic malfunctions. Facial explosions, mechanical glitches, and changing failure animations make slapstick a major part of the experience.
What is Speaking Simulator?
Speaking Simulator casts players as an android attempting to pass as human.
They control its tongue and lips to form words, but errors may overload the machine, causing facial blasts and mechanical malfunctions. Ten social situations test its conversational abilities, covering professional meetings, memorial speeches, medical visits, and intimate encounters. Progress unlocks expressive behaviors such as smiling, eyebrow movement, and breaking eye contact. Speech audio changes according to mouth and tongue motions. Additional activities include dancing, robot appearance customization, an evolving soundtrack, and scripted dialogue. Conversations address social anxiety, while repeated attempts can produce varied failure animations.
How Speaking Simulator plays
- 01Ten social scenarios
- Situations cover recruitment meetings, memorial speeches, medical checkups, and romantic encounters.
- 02Expression upgrades
- Progression adds actions such as smiling, raising an eyebrow, and glancing away from eye contact.
- 03Reactive speech audio
- The audio system responds to movements of the tongue and mouth.
- 04Robot customization
- The game includes options for customizing the robot.
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Speaking Simulator: platforms & release
Is Speaking Simulator worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy comic simulations of awkward social interactions. Skip it if: players seeking a realistic conversation simulator rather than exaggerated failures and mechanical glitches.
Where can I download Speaking Simulator?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Speaking Simulator's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Speaking Simulator on?
Windows only.
