Players stay in your game longer with Vivox
When players can talk they stay in your game longer. Improve your retention with Vivox, one of the most popular and feature-rich comms technology in the gaming industry.
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Trusted by the best and biggest games
Vivox is trusted by the industry’s leading titles – like VALORANT, PUBG, League of Legends, and Rainbow Six Siege – to deliver the best comms service to their players. It’s an easily integrated and managed hosted solution that works with any game engine for any platform.
Supports multiple engines and platforms
Vivox is trusted by studios of all sizes to manage comms on PC, mobile or console, wherever in the world their players are. Whether your game is built on Unity, Unreal or another game engine, Vivox can be integrated in less than two days and scaled to millions of players.
“We’re always looking for ways to improve the League of Legends experience for players, and voice communication has been a great addition for player teams.”
“When we were evaluating solutions for our voice needs, Vivox immediately jumped out with their proven stability and notable partner list.”
"Most platforms (Xbox, PS4, Steam, etc.) have some sort of platform-level voice support. However, having a one interface/library solution that works for all of them, and works cross-platform, has been a major reason why Vivox has been so great for us."
“We were aware of Vivox’s capabilities from their previous game integrations, and their 3D positional voice technology was a must-have for us. The stability and support they provide to development teams saved our studio weeks of effort.”
“Thanks to Vivox we were able to focus our time and resources on building the game we envisioned while letting Vivox take care of our comms.”
“Having the Vivox team available 24/7 is a blessing. Rather than stressing over an outage in one region or some bug or another, we can speak to the Vivox guys and it gets fixed.”
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Rainbow Six Siege team puts confidence in Vivox for voice
Find out how switching from peer-to-peer yielded a significant improvement in voice stability and performance for Rainbow Six players.
Riot Games relies on Vivox voice comms
Why does Riot keep choosing Vivox for the voice comms in their hit titles? Discover how they unlocked better gameplay by offloading back-end services work.
Respawn choose Vivox for VR voice chat
Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond goes confidently into battle with full support from Unity Multiplayer Services.
Vivox and Multiplay support Rogue Company
When it comes to mission-critical tech, you can’t go rogue. Check out this case study to see how Hi-Rez runs things.
Empowering a crossplay community for Dauntless
Download the case study to learn how Phoenix Labs integrated Vivox, ensuring players could communicate on any platform.
Using voice and text chat in your games
Comms are essential to an immersive player experience. In this talk we take an in-depth look into Vivox’s tech and how to implement it on your Unity-based projects.
Building communities: The complete guide
Every good multiplayer has a thriving community of players, so how do you ensure they can communicate? Read the complete guide to social interactions for game studios, for free, here.
Next-gen mobile multiplayer games
Unity and MADFINGER Games take to the stage to talk through how Unity’s multiplayer stack empowered the development of Shadowgun War Games.
Frequently asked questions
No. Vivox is engine agnostic and can be used with Unity, Unreal and other game engines. With the Unity Core SDK, Vivox can be integrated with custom engines.
For indie developers, Vivox is free for up to 5,000 Peak Concurrent Users (PCUs). For Enterprise-tier development, please contact us for pricing or log into the dev portal.
Integration time varies depending on your infrastructure, but with the help of our documentation and SDKs, the average integration takes 2 days.
Get in touch to speak to a member of our team or register on the developer’s portal.
Yes. Vivox offers tools and features such as speech-to-text and text-to-speech technology to help developers comply with regulations, including the Twenty-First Century Communications and Video Accessibility Act (CVAA).