Voice stops being a command channel and becomes a mechanic for play.
voiceGame is an AR RPG game concept built around voice as the primary control mode.
The problem
Voice is usually treated as a utility interface. voiceGame explores a different question: can voice become a core gameplay mechanic rather than just a command channel?
Design & implementation
I conceived an AR role-playing game controlled through voice. That framing moves spoken interaction into a more performative, playful, and immersive context.
The video demonstrates the interaction prototype. This is an exploration of voice-driven play, not a released game.
What it does
- Voice as a primary game interaction mode
- AR RPG framing
- Playful use of spoken interaction
- Prototype-oriented game concept
Why I built it
voiceGame matters because it expands what voice interaction can be. Instead of treating it only as command input, it imagines voice as a mechanic for play, performance, and immersion.
