Name: Dialogue Blips - 32 Voices & Dialogue Box
Price: 2.99 USD

32 voices for the people in your game, and a dialogue box that types and talks. Every letter your characters say blips in their voice, the way it does in classic RPGs and cozy games: chiptune beeps, mumbling voices from deep to squeaky, tuned bells and marimbas, and robots, ghosts and monsters. The DialogueBox node types the line out, blips as it goes, holds on commas and stops, lifts a question at its end, and offers choices, in 8 pixel-art styles.

Try it first: click Run asset pack above: pick a voice and hear it speak, dress the box in each style, type your own line, or play a short scene with a choice in it.

What's inside

32 voices in four groups, each five syllables tuned to a pentatonic scale or shaped like vowels, so a voice says words rather than beeping one note:

Chip (8): square, pulse, triangle, saw, gameboy, arcade, bit, arp	Talk (8): deep, gruff, calm, bright, child, tiny, nasal, whisper
Tone (8): marimba, bell, glass, pluck, kalimba, woodblock, music box, whistle	Character (8): robot, ghost, monster, alien, fairy, typewriter, terminal, radio

DialogueBox, a Control you size and theme like any other:

Types BBCode lines letter by letter, blipping every one, two or three letters as the voice sets.
A letter always picks the same syllable and pitch, so a word sounds the same each time it's said.
Holds after commas and full stops; a question's last word rises.
[wait=0.5] and [speed=2] in a line pause it or change its pace; [wave] and [shake] and the rest of BBCode work as usual.
A speaker's name plate and portrait, with a talking frame that moves in time with the blips.
Choices, by mouse, keys or pad. play() runs a whole conversation and returns the choice.
Open, close, next, move and select sounds, and signals for each blip, line and choice.

8 styles, each a Godot Theme with its own panel, name plate, next arrow, choice highlight and pixel font: the blue window of a 16-bit RPG, ink on old paper, wood, a comic speech balloon, a green terminal, a cyan hologram, gold on velvet, and blood on black for horror.

BlipVoice resources for your own voices: drop in any five short sounds and set the pitch, spread and blip rate.

All 165 sounds are plain WAV files too, for any engine.

Compatibility

Godot 4.3 to 4.7, tested on both ends.
Forward+, Mobile and Compatibility renderers.

Install

Copy addons/dialogue_blips/ and set Default Texture Filter to Nearest. Add a DialogueBox from Create New Node, set a Theme from themes/ and a voice from voices/, and call say(). addons/dialogue_blips/README.md has the details.

Want to try it first? Dialogue Blips Free has six voices, the classic and paper styles and the whole dialogue box.

License

Use in unlimited commercial and non-commercial games. No attribution required. Don't resell or redistribute the sounds or art themselves as an asset.

Made with AI assistance (code, text, graphics, sound): the voices are synthesised in code, with no samples or recordings. Tested in Godot 4.3 and 4.7 on every renderer.

Until October 11: Sprite FX, VFX 2D, Weather FX, Scene Transitions, Retro Screen FX and Pixel UI together for $14.99 in the Godot 4 bundle.

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Published	4 days ago
Status	Released
Category	Assets
Author	heyheythere
Made with	Godot
Tags	2D, 8-Bit, Asset Pack, dialogue, Godot, Pixel Art, Retro, Sound effects, Unity, User Interface (UI)
AI Disclosure	AI Assisted, Code, Graphics, Sounds, Text