MyVoiceZoo

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MyVoiceZoo is a single player and multiplayer casual simulation game with horror and comedy themes. It was developed by TRUSO and was released on September 26, 2025. It received very positive reviews from players.

My Voice Zoo is a unique idle zoo game brought to life with your very own voice. Create animal cries using your microphone, and build a one-of-a-kind zoo found nowhere else. Whenever the animals cry, your voice echoes and income builds up. That income can be used to adopt new animals, helping your zoo grow bigger and livelier over time. You can enjoy it naturally without complicat…

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94%Audience ScoreBased on 1,362 reviews

humor287 positive mentions

monetization3 negative mentions

Hilarious and fun with a unique concept where you record your own voice for animals, leading to many laughs and creative moments.
Cute art style, well-optimized, easy to pick up, and enjoyable for short sessions, making it great for casual play or streaming with friends and family.
Good value for its price, providing an entertaining, lighthearted experience that is especially fun for social or multiplayer play despite its simplicity.

Very short gameplay lasting around an hour, with limited content and no way to reset or start a new save, reducing replayability.
Repetitive progression consisting mostly of recording sounds and waiting, causing the game to become boring after unlocking all animals.
Some bugs and glitches reported including all animals sometimes sharing the same voice recording and occasional crashes or black screen issues.

humor
287 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game’s humor is widely praised for being genuinely hilarious, with players enjoying the absurdity of using their own voices and sound effects to create funny animal noises. It excels as a lighthearted, quirky experience that sparks laughter, especially in social or streaming settings, though some note its comedic impact fades as the short gameplay progresses. Overall, the humor is its standout feature, delivering frequent laughs through creativity and silliness.
- “Man, this game was so fun to mess around with. Even though I'm very late to it, I was laughing so hard I gave myself a headache. Just don't play this in a voice call unless people are watching and having some laughs with you, because it gets loud quick!”
- “The idle progression is intentionally straightforward and serves as a backdrop for the game’s primary delight: the humor and creativity that emerge from hearing your personalized animal kingdom come to life. Combined with upbeat sound design and the inherently humorous nature of players recording everything from quiet chirps to unrestrained roars, the game creates an environment that feels cheerful, lightly absurd, and effortlessly enjoyable.”
- “For streamers or players who enjoy sharing humorous gameplay moments, myvoicezoo also lends itself well to collaborative fun, with friends often contributing ridiculous sounds that become permanent fixtures of the zoo. It doesn’t aim to be an in-depth management sim or a long-form progression game; instead, it embraces joy, creativity, and humor, letting players bring a personal touch to a vibrant, animated zoo.”
gameplay
36 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay offers a charming and humorous experience centered around recording animal sounds and managing passive income, but it is relatively short and lacks depth or variety. While initially entertaining and creative, it becomes repetitive quickly due to minimal objectives and a simple loop. The game is best enjoyed as a light, relaxing diversion with potential for more engaging content if expanded.
- “With so much variety and beauty, incredible graphics, and smooth gameplay, this game offers one of the most amazing experiences any other game can provide.”
- “A full playthrough takes about an hour, which feels appropriate for what it offers, and the ability to voice the animals yourself is a simple but surprisingly fun mechanic that gives it a lot of charm!”
- “This mechanic transforms the zoo into a playful expression of the player’s creativity, making the experience feel personally crafted rather than merely managed.”
- “There’s not much variety in the mechanics, and once the novelty of making sounds wears off, there isn’t a whole lot left to keep you engaged.”
- “The gameplay is basically buying an animal, naming it, voicing it, then waiting for it to earn enough money so you can buy another one and do the same thing again.”
- “That said, there is practically no gameplay, you just walk around a bit in circles and wait till you have enough money to unlock the next animal.”
graphics
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics feature a charming, cute, and whimsical art style with soft, colorful visuals that create a warm and friendly atmosphere. Users appreciate the adorable artwork and smooth performance without any lag. However, some wish for a greater variety of creatures to enhance the visual experience.
- “This game is charming, well made and with an adorable art style.”
- “Visually, the game adopts a soft, rounded, and colorful aesthetic, evoking a warm, friendly atmosphere suitable for relaxed play.”
- “The concept is lighthearted by design, and the game embraces that spirit throughout its visuals, pacing, and tone.”
replayability
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Replayability in the game is generally seen as limited, with many users noting the short length and lack of a restart option reduce its long-term appeal. However, its fun and quirky nature provides enough enjoyment for repeated playthroughs, especially given its low cost. Some suggest that adding features like interaction with other players could enhance replay value.
- “But, with that being said, the replayability is endless.”
- “With that said lots of replayability so don't worry too much about that.”
- “It doesn’t drag, it doesn’t overstay its welcome, and it’s absolutely replayable if you want to see just how far you can push the absurdity.”
- “In my opinion the game was overhyped for what it is. Don't get me wrong, it was fun, but for $3 I expected more game and a restart option for replayability.”
- “Very short game, don't expect replayability or a long progression.”
- “Maybe the ability to visit or interact with other players' zoos could fix the replayability issue, but without it the game just gets boring too fast.”
music
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users appreciate the game's music for its creative and engaging use of voice-made sounds and animal noises, allowing players to craft small musical tracks. The music, art, and sound effects are described as cute and enjoyable, adding to the overall charm.
- “Also, the camps can let you make little songs too, that's cool.”
- “I made a ton of coins and bought all the upgrades, and messing around to create little musical tracks with the animals was surprisingly entertaining.”
- “Music, art and sound effects are cute.”
- “Mouth music.”
- “The audio is one single song in a short riff.”
- “I make music with my voice zoo.”
emotional
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users find the game emotionally impactful, evoking a range of feelings from heartfelt tears and wholesome joy to laughter and deep reflection. Despite its simplicity, it delivers a memorable and emotionally engaging experience.
- “I cried for a month after that.”
- “This game made me cry from laughing, I recommend this game ✨”
- “Fun game but it left me questioning everything and emotionally damaged.”
monetization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game employs aggressive monetization through widespread ads, including using user recordings for promotion, yet it is praised for its low price under £3.00, offering good value compared to overpriced AAA titles.
- “They even used my recordings to make ads for their own game.”
- “I bet you've seen this game on YouTube Shorts ads.”
- “This game hit me at the best time... 25 years old, struggling with life and work sometimes, and most modern AAA games are letdowns, overpriced cash grabs, or utter garbage... then I see this all over my Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts and I had to figure it out and try playing it... not even £3.00!?”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users praise the story for its beauty and potential, expressing a desire for a fully developed narrative similar to games like Chicory, where restoring the world's voice is central. They also suggest adding contracts and special missions to provide long-term goals and enhance engagement.
- “It would be cool to see this concept taken into a full game with a fleshed-out story, something like Chicory where you have to give the world its voice back.”
- “The story is so beautiful and the gameplay is magnificent.”
optimization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game features charming graphics and runs smoothly without any performance issues, indicating solid optimization.
- “The graphics are cute and I didn’t encounter any performance issues.”
- “It's a fun and well optimized game.”
stability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game runs very stably on Linux with no reported issues, though some users experience difficulties or instability when trying to change settings on less reliable hardware. Overall, stability appears solid on supported systems.
- “Game runs great on Linux, zero problems.”
character development
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users appreciate the variety in character designs but desire more diverse animals, maps, and enhanced features such as voicing and game-saving to better preserve and enjoy their in-game interactions.
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game’s atmosphere is warm and inviting, characterized by a soft, rounded, and colorful visual style that promotes a relaxed and friendly playing experience.
- “Visually, the game adopts a soft, rounded, and colorful aesthetic, evoking a warm, friendly atmosphere suitable for relaxed play.”