Salon de Fiestas with Voice Chat Guide: Getting started on the map
About
OverviewSalon de Fiestas with Voice Chat is a multiplayer party game for up to 50 players where you explore a shared map, coordinate dances, and talk with other players using voice chat.
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Getting started on the map
StepWhen you first join, take time to walk around and see what areas exist and where other players are gathering.
- Walk the map move through every area so you know the full layout.
- Spot other players notice where groups are forming.
- Find the dance spaces locate the areas where players are dancing.
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Voice chat and how to use it
CheckThe game supports voice chat, so nearby players can hear you speak in real time.
- Turn your microphone on to enable voice chat.
- Check that the players near you can actually hear you.
Coordinating dances with other players
TipsThe game lets you pick a dance motion for your character and perform it for everyone around you. Groups dancing together are a big part of what makes the game lively.
- Find an open space before you start so other players can see your full motion.
- Select a dance motion to show other players.
- Watch what other players are doing and interact through dance.
Devices you can play on
SummarySalon de Fiestas with Voice Chat runs on a wide range of hardware.
- PC desktop and laptop computers.
- Mobile smartphones and tablets.
- Consoles Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and similar platforms.
- VR headsets such as Meta Quest.
Staying safe while playing
WarnA few clear rules go a long way.
Glossary
Glossary- Voice chat
- A feature that lets you speak through a microphone so nearby players can hear your voice in real time.
- Dance motion
- An animation you choose that makes your character perform a specific dance, which you can show to other players.
- Multiplayer
- A mode where many players share the same game world at the same time — this game fits up to 50 in one room.
Common questions
FAQHow many players can be in one room?
A single room holds up to 50 players at once.
What do I do if I don't have a microphone?
Exploring the map and dancing work exactly the same without a microphone.
How do I deal with players who speak a different language?
English-speaking players and others are present, so try polite communication.
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