Speaking Simulator – Immerse yourself in a robot pretending to be a human in the weirdest game on earth

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General Speaking Simulator is a game with the purpose of amusing, similar to Goat Simulator. The player will take on the role of a robot is trying to infiltrate human society through everyday dialogue by using WASD keys to control the character’s tongue while manipulating the teeth with the mouse. It may sound silly, but the game received rave reviews that said “it’s one of the best upcoming games to be announced at PAX Australia 2018.”

The road to community involvement starts out very simply, from events like a first date or a job interview to more high-pressure situations like giving a public speech. Unfortunately, robot your character will not be able to control himself, the character will become more anxious and confused if the player makes too many mistakes. The result is a gameover because the robot’s face will begin to crack and eventually explode, revealing the robot’s identity to the public.
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Co-Founder Affable GamesJed Dawson said: “Words or words are inherently difficult to grasp, but many of us are taking it as a simple thing. When we started working on Speaking Simulator, we realized how words form in The mouth is really funny and weird, which is the ideal condition for a funny game.”

Talking is not the only challenge players must overcome. During the game, players also need to learn how to smile, how to grimace, and how to avoid eye contact. Not all eye contact of course, because that’s too weird, and that’s not the point of the game, although the unusual element is clearly the focus of Speaking Simulator. For players who don’t want to mess with human society, Speaking Simulator also has a “Self-Expression Mode” in the form of a club where humans and robots can leave it all behind and enjoy.” waggle”.
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Speech Simulator was originally slated for a late 2019 release, but Affable Games has just announced that the game will launch on Steam on January 30. Readers can learn more at affablegames.com.​