super shout showdown demo

Developer Rezero Studio announced the release of the Super Shout Showdown demo on PC via Steam.

Super Shout Showdown is an online multiplayer PvP game where players use their real voice to cast spells. Players are able to customize spell incantations and unleash attacks by shouting their own spell chants like an anime character. The game features more than 25 flashy anime-inspired spells with chaotic multiplayer combat.

Super Shout Showdown also offers alternative ways to play without a microphone. Players can use Tapping Mode, a QTE-based casting system that requires precise timing to cast spells, or Typing Mode, where incantations are typed instead of spoken.

Here are the game’s key features via Rezero Studio:

  • Cast spells using your voice

  • Customize your spells incantations

  • Voice recognition supports 10+ languages

  • More than 25 anime-inspired spells

  • Multiple game modes including Duel, Team Fight, and Free-for-All 

  • Alternative casting methods for keyboard and controller players

  • VRoid integration that lets players bring their own VRoid avatars into the game

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