Voice chat moves fast, gets loud, and is packed with slang, coded commands, and aggressive shorthand. Phrases like “Cover my six,” “Frag out,” or “Push B” can be hard to decode in the moment. And when voice chat feels stressful, autistic gamers don’t complain. They withdraw. Not because they lack skill, but because the language wasn’t made for them.
stc, Saudi Arabia’s leading tech company, set out to solve a specific problem: What if every gamer in a multiplayer game could communicate without barriers?
The answer was simple: don’t change the gamers, change the way the game speaks.
The Social Decoder is a plug-and-play device that uses AI to understand voice chat in real time and rephrase it into autism-friendly speech. It delivers the message in the exact same voice as the teammate, making it calmer, clearer, and easier to understand.
