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Brand Voice Match: a free game about tone of voice
Three brands, twenty replies. Send each reply to the brand that would really say it.
What is Brand Voice Match?
Three brands, three tone guides. Replies land one after another: send each to the brand that would really say it. Streaks build combos; on Expert the replies get closer and the clock gets shorter.
Brand Voice Match is a fast free game about tone of voice. Three made-up brands, each with a short tone guide; replies arrive one by one and you send each to the brand it sounds like.
Streaks build a combo. On Expert, replies get closer to each other and the clock gets tighter.
At a glance
- Category
- Social Media
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Play time
- 2–3 min
- Price
- Free, in your browser, sign-up optional
How to play
- Read the guides
- Each brand has a short tone guide: how it sounds, what it never says.
- Send
- Press the brand (or 1, 2, 3) for each reply. Streaks add a combo bonus.
- Three levels
- Beginner, Intermediate or Expert, picked before you play: the content and the clock change, and each level keeps its own best score.
- Made up
- Every account, brand and platform in the game is made up.
Scoring
+100 per right brand plus 10 per reply in the streak (up to 50).
Win with at least 75% right.
What it trains
- Tone of voice
- Hearing a brand's rhythm and vocabulary.
- Speed reading
- Deciding on a few words.
Strategy and tips
- Read the “never” line
- What a brand never says is often the fastest clue.
- Listen for rhythm
- Short and loud, calm and precise, warm and playful: the rhythm gives it away.
- Keep the streak
- Speed is nice; a broken streak costs more.
Why play Brand Voice Match?
Brands that sound the same in every reply feel trustworthy. Hearing tone quickly helps you write it too.
Frequently asked questions
Is it free?
Yes. It is free and runs in your browser, with no download. Signing up is optional.
Are there levels?
Yes: Beginner, Intermediate and Expert. The content and the clock change, and each level keeps its own best score.
Are the brands real?
No, all three are made up.