VoiceBot

Worth my money! Made a profile for Crunchyroll, it's an animewebsite that autoplays the next episode but it leaves the video small. This has always been one of my biggest first world problems, thanks to Voicebot I just shout BIG SCREEN from my bed or sofa and I can enjoy my videos without getting up. 300% increase in laziness-efficiency. I've also been using it for a couple of games, like ending my turn in 4X games. "TURN" and done. This is one of those softwares that will grow on you and throughout your life you'll find more and more uses for it. Perfect because you get a lifelong license too :D I recommend this software. PS: I give the Dev a big 10/10, I found a bug that kept me from making my crunchyroll macro and it was fixed by the next day. Great support c:

Been trying this with the Witcher 3 and it works great for casting signs and using food/potions. Best of all now I can call "Roach" and my horse appears...

Just bought it and using it for CS GO. I configured it to throw different grenades, depending on what I say: When I say "fire", it automatically selects the molotov and throws it. Same with "flash", "grenade", "decoy", "smoke". This tool has unlimited power, it's just for us to discover the limits :)

There is a free/trial version which works with up to 5x game profiles. Try that first, it is daft not to, the free version does not expire so you have plenty of time to give it a good work out. Any settings you make, profiles created or or downloaded in your free version will be saved and appear in the paid or steam version whan you purchase it later. Here's the comparison chart for Free and Pro versions https://www.voicebot.net/Compare/ Here's the download page https://www.voicebot.net/Download/ License Terms: Pro 3, Steam version license is personal or company, unlimited computers, primary user is you and Steam is installed) Lifetime license valid for all future versions. Does it work well? A lot better than just using windows speech recognition macros by themselves, as it ignores anything you say which is not a proper command in the game or application voicebot is currently focussed on and it has a sensible, plain and un-fussy interface for setting things up and making new profiles. Microsoft voice recognition software built into windows can be a bit mediocre with some accents, so it may take a little bit of time to "learn" your voice when you first use it. Not just for games: Great with Steam Big Picture and not just for gaming either, eg Kodi Netflix Skype Spotify, Windows of course, and there are pre made profiles for all of these and plenty more which you can use out of the box or modify to suit yourself, then share with other users if you like to. example of downloadable profiles: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=954246951 I've used the free version a lot and it is easy to configure it for most games or applications that I have tried it with. One very useful feature is Global Macros to provide always-on commands, like 'close window', 'volume up', 'mute', 'lock desktop' etc. Useful common Global Macros are included, or you can create your own. Global Macros work all the time, even with another game profile loaded.

I think VoiceBot is a really nifty utility and may help add a new level of playability with some games and could also be helpful with a variety of software. If deciding to get VoiceBot, as it works with using the Windows Speech Recognition feature, I would suggest to first go into the settings, click on the Speech Setup button then go through wizards for “Set up microphone” then “Train your computer to better understand you”. This can take a few minutes to do, but it can help to ensure that VoiceBot will better be able to understand your spoken voice commands. I grabbed VoiceBot recently and so far (as I post this review) I’ve only yet made profiles to work with a couple of programs (such as my FireFox Browser and a media-player) along with trying it with a couple of games. There is a slight delay when speaking a voice-commands and when the command is performed, but I think that VoiceBot could work great with some games or simulators (perhaps games or sims that are more slower paced, casual or turn-based) that may have a lot of key-commands and don’t require very quick reactions of pressing of keys. And though VoiceBot can also be set-up to do mouse-actions (mouse-button clicks and mouse-movements), if a game requires quick and precise use of the mouse then I think it may be better control the mouse with your hand instead in that case. Overall, I’m quite impressed with VoiceBot, it's been working good for me so far and I think I will be using it often for helping me to use or play some software and games. I think it's really cool and fun to use! :D PS: Below is a video I made of me playing the Legend of Grimrock game and using VoiceBot to recognize my voice-commands to perform the various game controls (with the exception of the mouse controls): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlLJnOsUz-w

I have one MAJOR complaint about this software. I play flight sims and other games where my main interface is NOT the keyboard. I need to be able to assign "hot keys" from other sources besides my keyboard. What I need is to be able to assign a hot key to my flight stick or throttle (HOTAS) or race wheel instead of the keyboard so I can access voice commands easier. I cannot recommend this software for any game where the keyboard is not your main interface. I will update this if and when they implement hot keys on other devices besides the keyboard.

As a disabled person, I used to not play too many games cuz they require much more than a simple mouse (except with tycoon or RTS games) But with VoiceBot, I can easily play so many other genres now! Not to mention that you just can't help but feel like an absolute bada$$ seeing people in CSGO raging their chesticles off and all you did was aim and mumble ''die'' :D I give this tool 8/10

Program works great. You must train windows voice to understand you for it to work better. The software lets you make profiles for any program and use voice commands to activate functions or keys for you. I use it for Elite Dangerous and it makes things SO MUCH BETTER! Complex actions become super easy and you dont even need to memorize keys anymore. Sometimes using the keyboard is faster, but depending on the game or situation, using your voice is a better option. Additional Note: Screaming at your computer when friends and family walkin and they know your not talking to anybody....Then you explain...they laugh at you...Hmmm next day I see Little Timmy and friends have this in their steam list....

I purchased this software in 2016 so I could use it with Elite Dangerous. Elite has so many things to do in game and some of it can be really easily automated. After more than 4 years of using this software I am done with it. Understand, even though it says I have used it for 14 hours, it is more like 1,700 hours, the same amount I have played Elite. So I just spent about 2 hours trying to get this software to do 2 actions at the same time but on different timers. I tried to do it in one macro, I tried to do it in 2 macros that activated by a third. Nothing worked. I have also occasionally had problems where it would not recognize a command no matter how I said it. I don't know if it is the software or Microsoft's windows speech recognition but it is frustrating when you are trying to stop your ship from being destroyed and it won't do the command you have tried 10 times in every way you can. Even worse is having to contort your mouth towards your headset mic to see if it will recognize it better by speaking like a former Canadian Prime Minister. In less than 1/2 an hour I just did what I wanted to do in Voice Attack Demo. This says to me that either, the interface, functionality and capabilities are severely lacking or the publishers ability to fund the creation of those features has ended. I really don't want to spend the money on yet another voice recognition software but honestly, I would rather do that than be continually frustrated. I was hoping that the "community" would have answers to my problems, but it seems that I have been the only one "developing" a profile for elite. All the others either are really basic or have borrowed my commands. Additionally I know a profile for voice attack that is already prebuilt with a lot of the functions for Elite already figured out. I really wish in this instance that I had gone with the crowd a long time ago. For anyone thinking of buying this software, don't, go with voice attack.

「押すなよ、絶対に押すなよ」って言うとキーを押してくれるBOT。 おいそれとはキーボードに触れない状況で、F12を押してスクショを撮って貰うのに大活躍。ゲームパッドとかハンドルコントローラとかフライトスティックとかアーケードコントローラとかちんちんとか、好きなだけ握ってていい。 ルームスケールで遊ぶVRゲーなんてキーボードから離れて目隠ししてるも同然なので、もはや「代わりに押しといて」って言うしかないのだ。