Dub'Up: Dubbing Party Game

Dub'Up (DubUp) is the movie dubbing game for friends: pick a film scene, everyone dubs a character with their own voice, then you watch the dubbed video together. Nobody hears what the others said before the reveal… and that's when the laughter starts.

HOW TO PLAY
1. Pick a scene from the catalogue: western, crime, Christmas, office, medieval, space, absurd…
2. Everyone takes a character and records their lines in turn, on one phone or each at home.
3. Dub'Up puts your voices on the video: watch your dubbed version together.

THREE GAME MODES
• Dub Classic: pure voice dubbing. Everyone voices a part, then the reveal.
• Dub Challenge: the host secretly rewrites the dialogue. Improv guaranteed.
• Dub Battle: team against team, a theme from the wheel, and the audience votes for the best dub.

THE PARTY GAME THAT MAKES EVERYONE LAUGH
Game night, house party, birthday, family dinner: Dub'Up works solo or in a group, with no equipment, just a phone and your voices. Think karaoke for movies: do impressions, improvise, put on an accent, whisper or shout. Every dub is unique, and no one dubs the same scene the same way twice.

SCENES READY TO DUB
• Short scenes shot like a movie, with acting directions shown under every line.
• The original lines can scroll like a teleprompter, or stay hidden if you'd rather make things up.
• New scenes arrive regularly.

SHARE YOUR BEST DUBS
Export your dubbed video in vertical format, with or without subtitles, ready for TikTok, Instagram, YouTube or WhatsApp. Post your best takes to the showcase and vote for other players' dubs.

NO ADS
No advertising. You don't need an account to play: an account lets you find your scenes on another device. The microphone only opens during your line, when you start the take yourself.

Recent changes:
Dub'Up now runs full size on Android tablets: the home screen and the table follow the screen in every direction, and scenes play across the whole display.

Phone held sideways: the take and the table are laid out better in landscape.

Accessibility: the screen reader announces every step of the game, and contrast is stronger.