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I read the Getting indexed guide and the pinned Unofficial search and indexing FAQ, and I still have a question. My first project, The Voice Party (https://omis-lab.itch.io/the-voice-party, id 5092763), has been public since 4 October. It has a cover image and downloadable files, isn't unlisted, downloads are on, it isn't adult content, and the AI disclosure is filled in. It doesn't appear in Browse or Search, not even for its exact title. Why I think it should be indexed: it's a finished, playable Windows game (a voice party game) with a free sound pack, people are already finding it from Google, YouTube, X and Facebook and downloading it, and I've posted devlogs. It started as $0-or-donate and is now No payments. I have also emailed support and I'm waiting for their reply. Could a moderator check whether it's still waiting in the review queue? Thank you!

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Hear a sound. Copy it with your voice. Face the score.

The Voice Party is a colorful 3D party game about copying sounds. A short clip plays, you mimic it into the microphone, and the game scores your take out of 100 (rhythm, energy, melody and completeness) while a table of cartoon friends reacts. No singing required. Commitment to the bit helps.

Score screen from The Voice Party: 45 out of 100 for a sound clip, with rhythm, energy, melody and completeness bars

Play it

  • Windows (64-bit): free on itch.io for the launch period (then $2.99 USD): https://omis-lab.itch.io/the-voice-party. It is our first public Windows build and it is not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen may warn you: choose More info, then Run anyway.
  • Android: on Google Play (free to play, with optional reward ads and purchases).

What is in it

  • Solo rounds to chase your personal best
  • One Device: pass the mic with 2 to 4 players
  • My Packs: build a pack from your group’s own short clips (clips you own or have permission to use)
  • A wardrobe to dress up your character

First-person view of the round table in The Voice Party: four cartoon characters, a microphone and a Start Take button

Where we are

In active development. Private online rooms are still in testing, so for now it is solo or pass-the-device play.

What we would love feedback on

Did the microphone work the first time? Does the score feel fair? What confused you in the first two minutes? Tell us your device and game version in the replies, and tell us the sound that defeated you.

Trailer: The Voice Party official trailer on YouTube