SceneDub

Tools

GuidesHelp and feedback
Free daily credits Pricing
Voice acting scripts

Video game voice acting scripts

Game dialogue is recorded in pieces: quest lines, reactions, and short combat barks that players hear over and over. These scripts train the stamina, variety, and clarity that game sessions demand.

Quest-giver NPC dialogue with branchesThe Light at Gull's ReachYou there! Traveler! Don't just stand in the rain, come in, come in. Mind the step, it's been loose for nine years.Beginner · 172 words · ~1 min 9 secShopkeeper NPC voice linesQuill's Questionable GoodsAh! A customer! A real live customer! Step right up, friend, and feast your eyes on the finest goods this side of the swamp.Intermediate · 135 words · ~54 secBriefing plus combat barksHold the BridgeListen up. I know you're tired. I'm tired. We've held this bridge for three days, and tonight they're going to throw everything they've got left at it.Advanced · 133 words · ~53 secBlacksmith NPC voice linesMind the Sparks (Blacksmith NPC)Mind the sparks. What have you broken this time?Beginner · 158 words · ~1 min 3 secShip AI announcement barksAll Systems Nominal (Sci-Fi Ship AI)Good morning, crew. All systems nominal. Coffee reserves at forty percent. I recommend rationing.Intermediate · 178 words · ~1 min 11 secBoss fight lines: intro, taunts, phase change, defeatThe Lantern Warden (Boss Intro and Taunts)So. Another one climbs the bridge. Do you know how many have stood where you're standing? I stopped counting at a thousand. I keep their lanterns instead.Advanced · 123 words · ~49 sec

How to practise video game voice acting scripts

  • Give every bark a different intention so repeated lines don't sound copied.
  • Keep a consistent mic distance even when the line is shouted. Turn your head slightly instead of moving back.
  • Record three takes of each short line: safe, bigger, and a surprise choice.

Every script page includes a teleprompter that scrolls at your chosen words-per-minute pace, with optional recording so you can hear your take straight away.

Other script types

Commercial voice over scriptsCartoon and animation voice acting scriptsVillain monologues for voice actorsNarration and documentary voice over scriptsAudiobook narration practice scriptsMovie trailer voice over scriptsAnime-style voice acting scriptsE-learning and explainer voice over scriptsTwo-person scripts for voice actingEmotional monologues for voice acting practiceFunny voice acting scriptsShort voice acting lines for practiceOne-minute monologuesVoicemail greeting scriptsOn-hold message scriptsPodcast intro and outro scriptsYouTube intro scriptsRadio commercial and station scriptsExplainer video scriptsGuided meditation scriptsNews reading and broadcast scriptsSports commentary scriptsIVR and phone menu scripts

Frequently asked questions

Are these video game voice acting scripts free?

Yes. Every script on this page is original SceneDub writing, free to perform, record, and publish under CC BY 4.0, including in demo reels. Credit "Script by SceneDub (scenedub.com), CC BY 4.0".

Which script should a beginner start with?

Start with "The Light at Gull's Reach" (Beginner, 172 words). Read it at the suggested pace, record one take, and compare it with a second take using one of the alternate reads.

How long are these video game scripts?

They range from 123 words (about 49 sec at 150 wpm) up to 178 words. Each page shows its exact word count and estimated read time.

More free voice practice tools

Daily voice acting challengeA twister and a line, new every dayOnline teleprompterScrolls at your words-per-minute paceWords to minutes calculatorHow long your script takes to sayTongue twistersDiction warm-ups by soundDub a scene onlineRecord lines over a real video clipVoice recorderRecord and download a take