Summary
Dubbing is a "two-in-one" game, where players team up tightly to create a single character. One or more players speak all the dialogue while another handles the physical action. The magic is in the sync: it should look like the performer is saying their own lines. It leans hard on listening, group mind, teamwork, and support.
How to Play
- One player performs the physical action while another supplies all the dialogue, working closely together.
Required Materials
- Nothing needed.
Purpose
This one builds listening, group mind, teamwork, and support. It's all about close cooperation and staying in sync.
Variations
- Back-to-Back Dubbing and 2-Way Dubbing are variations.
- It is similar to Arms Through.
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