Guides
Smack Talk guides for mic setup, voice phrases, movement, combos, and winning 1–8 player lobbies after version 1.0.
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Smack Talk Wiki
Voice commands, fighter tiers, and mic-ready party PvP guides.
Unofficial Smack Talk wiki covering voice commands, the 27-fighter roster, stages, mic setup, and 1.0 patch notes.
- 27
- Playable fighters
- 10
- Distinct stages
- 1–8
- Online players
- 1.0
- Full release
Official trailer
SMACK TALK — Official 1.0 Launch Trailer
Game overview
What Smack Talk actually is
Smack Talk is a 1–8 player online platform fighter from Monchii Studio where you move like Smash and attack by speaking. Call a phrase into the mic, land the hit, then finish with a one-liner ultimate. The 1.0 build ships 27 fighters and 10 stages plus variants. Start with the getting started guide, then open voice commands and the character tier list.
Quick facts
- Developer
- Monchii Studio
- Publisher
- Monchii Studio
- Platform
- Windows, macOS, Linux, Steam Deck
- Genre
- Voice PvP platform fighter
- Release
- 1.0 on 27 Aug 2026
- Price
- $5.99 on Steam
Explore the wiki
Hubs for commands, roster picks, stages, and the 1.0 patch trail.
Tier List
Smack Talk tier list hub for 1.0: FFA versus small-lobby ranks, beginner-safe fighters, and how voice kits change the meta.
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Smack Talk fighter hub: 27-character roster, spotlight kits for Cowboy, Chef, and Diver, and how to pick a main after 1.0.
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Smack Talk updates hub: 1.0 full release notes, Early Access timeline, and the patch history that built the 27-fighter roster.
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Smack Talk tools: voice phrase sheet, microphone troubleshooting, and a stage list with hazards for 1.0 lobbies.
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Official Smack Talk links: Steam store, Discord, studio socials, plus this wiki review and community directory.
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Start here if you just bought the game and still fumble phrases.
Latest updates
Full release notes, balance patches, and new fighters.
Popular right now
The pages lobby hosts bookmark between matches.
First night checklist
Mic, movement, and a fighter that actually works in a lobby.
- 1
Buy it and grant the mic
Install from Steam, then allow microphone access on Windows, macOS, or native Linux Steam. The mic setup tool covers permissions, lobby bugs, and Snap/Flatpak traps.
- 2
Learn movement before phrases
WASD, jump, fast-fall, and recoveries still decide stocks. Read controls and the how to play loop before you try to shout an ultimate.
- 3
Hold Shift and pick a loud fighter
Shift lists that character's spoken moves. Start on Chef, Cowboy, or another beginner pick from the beginner tier list instead of a whisper-quiet kit.
- 4
Practice one-liners, then host
Use the voice phrase sheet in training, then host with stock and team settings from how to win. Public lobbies live in the in-game browser.
- 5
Track 1.0 and later patches
Power Ranger, Kaiju, and the city stage landed with version 1.0. Balance notes stay on the patch history.
Browse everything
Every guide, tool, and roster page on the wiki.
FAQ
Wiki FAQ
Quick answers to the most common Smack Talk questions.
What is Smack Talk?
A Steam platform fighter where movement is standard and attacks fire when you speak a phrase. It left Early Access with version 1.0 on 27 August 2026.
Do I need a microphone?
Yes for the real game. Voice recognition casts moves and ultimates. If the mic fails after someone leaves a lobby, follow the mic setup swap trick.
How many people can play?
Online PvP scales from 1–8. Hosts cap lobby size, pick FFA or team mode, and set stocks. Details sit in how to play.
Which languages are supported?
This wiki supports: English, Français, Deutsch, Español. Configure locales in site.meta.json and run npm run generate:i18n.
Who should I play first?
Chef, Cowboy, Fighter, and Magical Girl are the usual first-week picks. Compare them on the beginner tier list and the full character roster.
Is this wiki official?
No. It is a fan resource. Confirm patches on Steam news and the community links Discord.
Ready to win with your voice?
Set the mic, pick a fighter that matches how fast you talk, then practice recoveries before the next lobby. Begin with the getting started guide or jump into the voice phrase sheet.
Open the beginner guide