Karaoke Fails
Zodiac Studios
Sing your heart out and fail spectacularly! Karaoke Fails is an online party game for 2–6 friends: take the stage, belt out short songs, and survive a flood of emoji reactions, flying tomatoes and sneaky sabotage. Your friends rate you 1–5. Good luck!
Overview
Your stage. Your friends. Your worst performance ever.
Karaoke Fails is an online party game where you and up to four friends take turns on stage, singing short song clips while everyone else watches, judges and does everything they can to make you laugh.
How it works
Create a lobby, share the 5-letter code and invite your friends.
Everyone picks their songs and hits Ready.
Take the stage and sing! The game listens to your mic and tracks how well you keep up with the lyrics.
While you sing, your friends spam emoji reactions — applause, laughter, likes… or tomatoes.
When the music stops, everyone rates your performance from 1 to 6.
Chaos included
Sabotage: Scramble the singer's lyrics or turn off the lights mid-song.
Live reactions: Every reaction floats up from your friend's card in real time. Spam away.
Flying tomatoes: A bad performance gets messy. Literally.
Expressive characters: Every player gets a unique colorful character that smiles, frowns and gasps along with the show.
Features
Online multiplayer for 2–6 players
Built-in voice chat
Short, punchy rounds — a full game takes about 10 minutes
Royalty-free starter song pack
Available in English, Turkish and Spanish
A microphone is required to play. Headphones are recommended.
Genres
Ways to play
- Multiplayer
- Co-op
- Online co-op
- PvP
Weak PC? It still plays
Play Karaoke Fails on a weak PC
Karaoke Fails needs at least 4 GB of RAM and 2 GB of VRAM. Cloud PC is a Windows computer with a strong GPU in the cloud. You control it from your laptop, phone or desktop.
Turn on Cloud PC
Log in to Thinkmay and start your machine. You get a Windows desktop of your own.
Install the game
Install Karaoke Fails from Steam as you would at home.
Play on any device
Play on a laptop, phone or desktop. Controllers and microphones work.

























