Oct 21, 2026
Teasa introduces spoken dialogue in seven languages for its interactive Stories and fictional Character chats, with voice casting tools that let creators choose or design voices for their casts.
Singapore, October 21, 2026 /MarketersMEDIA/ -- Teasa, an AI character chat and interactive storytelling platform, has introduced multilingual voices for fictional Characters. The feature performs dialogue line by line in Stories and direct Character chats, with delivery shaped by the scene.

The platform offers more than 1,800 interactive Stories and more than 2,200 AI Characters. Voice support spans English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, French, Japanese, Korean and Simplified Chinese.
A voiced cast for interactive fiction
Players take a role in a creator-written scene, from royal courts and mysteries to fantasy adventures. They write dialogue and actions, and the fictional cast responds as the story continues. Spoken lines can be delivered with urgency, surprise or a whisper, depending on the scene. Narration and the player's own lines remain silent.
A Character can have a different voice for each language, similar to a dubbed production. Players can also select the voice they want to hear for a Character.
Direct Character chats extend the experience beyond a Story, allowing players to converse one-on-one with fictional AI Characters. Text DMs remain free and unlimited for signed-in players.
Voice casting in Creator Studio
Creator Studio lets creators build Characters and Stories, generate portraits, test their work privately and publish it. Voice casting adds another creative choice: creators can select from a community voice library or design a voice by recording, uploading a sample or describing the sound they want.
Creators can assign voices by language, giving each cast a distinct performance across localized Stories.
"We want players to hear a story's cast perform the dialogue in their own language," said Edmund, founder of Teasa. "Multilingual voices give creators another way to express a Character's personality while players decide what to say and do next."
Availability
Teasa is free to play on the web at teasa.ai. Free accounts receive a voice trial allowance. Teasa Pass includes 30 minutes of voice each billing period and removes ads; Teasa Pass Pro includes unlimited voice.
About Teasa
Teasa is an AI character chat and interactive storytelling platform supporting seven languages. Players explore fictional worlds and converse with AI Characters, while Creator Studio provides tools to create and publish Characters and Stories. Teasa is operated by AGI LABS PTE. LTD., Singapore.
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