'Finesse the Pack' by Lil' Pump (sound edited)Ī step up above from the standard John Cena shout - I'mm. (All shouts can be listened to in the 'Upgrade Shout' menu, even if they're not bought yet.) Going near the lab and entering a code can unlock a free upgrade. Small battery costs 5 Robux, medium battery costs 10 Robux, and big battery costs 30 Robux (Robux cost equals how many minutes the battery will last). Megaphone Melvin offers the Megaphone, which allows the player to shout at double the Shout Point per second rate until the battery runs out. Ultrahorn Greg offers the Ultrahorn, which plays a Shout at everyone with 100 times the Shout Point per second rate, at 30 Robux. Upgrades can be bought with Robux to help the Shout Point gain. Once over 100,000 Shout Points, the player will grow big and bigger until 190,000 points. With each Shout Point granting 1.5 speed, the player will eventually move faster. (Short shouts offer less Shout Points but can be clicked repeatedly, long shouts offer more Shout Points but must be waited through.)

The player can spend their Shout Points on more expensive shouts, which offer more Shout Points per second. The Shout Points earned after each shout is calculated by the length of the shout and how many Shout Points are earned per second with such shout. While shouting, their avatar tilt its head upwards and spits out colored bubbles (size, delay, and distance shot at depends on the intensity of the shout). To shout (and thus earn Shout Points), they must click the 'Click to Shout' button. The player starts off with 0 points and the first shout. The game is no longer being developed and now has a sequel, Shouting Simulator 2. The game is popular for its wide selection of hilarious audio clips to shout, thus contributing to the replay value. The main objective is to 'shout' random audio clips and earn the most Shout Points. Comedy Shouting Simulator is a novelty comedy game created by Paragon.

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