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Speaking Simulator Review | Anxiety attack, the video game

By Paul Tamburro

In a way, aren’t we all Speaking Simulator‘s horrifically awkward robot who wants to destroy humanity? Don’t we all sometimes feel like a bystander in our own conversations, watching stupid words tumble out of our mouths like we’re witnessing a car crash? Haven’t we all wished we could rewind an ill-advised joke, or resit a job interview where our brain exploded?

Speaking Simulator is…

  • Fun concept.
  • The writing is worth a chuckle or two...
  • ...but it quickly wears thin due to its clumsy gameplay.
  • Controlling the tongue is frustrating, and not in a funny way.
  • Each level lasts far too long.

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Paul Tamburro
Paul Tamburro

Paul Tamburro is the Director of Content at Evolve Media.

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