Choir is a funny and strangely relaxing interactive music game created by David Li. Instead of playing instruments or following complicated notes, you control a group of animated mouths and turn their voices into your own unusual choir.
Simply move your mouse around the screen and listen as the characters change their pitch and vocal sounds. There are no levels to beat, enemies to defeat, or scores to chase. Choir is all about experimenting with sound, creating unexpected harmonies, and enjoying the oddly satisfying animations.
How to Play Choir?
- Move your mouse or cursor around the screen.
- Watch the animated mouths react to your movements.
- Move in different directions to change their voices and pitch.
- Experiment with different positions to create harmonies.
- Combine the voices and try to make your own strange little songs.
Is this a 2-player game?
While it is hosted on TwoPlayerGames, Choir is a single-player interactive toy designed for solo relaxation and musical experimentation. However, it is incredibly fun to share the screen and take turns creating hilarious sounds with a friend!
Why do more voices appear when I open the mouth wider?
The game is designed to build a full chord based on tension! A small opening produces a single, quiet note. As you pull the mouth further down, the system adds a second, third, and fourth harmony to create a massive choral effect.
Does this work smoothly on smartphones?
Absolutely. The elastic physics and touch controls are fully optimized for mobile browsers, making it an incredibly fun and responsive ASMR toy to play with on a touchscreen.
More David Li ASMR Projects
If you loved the bizarre, relaxing, and stretchy physics of Choir, you absolutely must check out these other incredibly popular interactive experiments by the same creator on TwoPlayerGames: