MetaVoiceChat
Self-contained proximity voice chat for Unity, designed to work with the networking stack a game already uses.
Independent games & softwareConnor Myers
MetaterGames with a technical point of view.
I build multiplayer games, reusable Unity systems, and developer tools—then take them far enough to ship.
Known player reach6M+
Voice infrastructure in games people play.
Games using MetaVoiceChat have reached more than six million players across known releases and demos.
Aggregate creator-supplied reach, rounded by title as of July 2026. It represents the audience of selected games using the system—not package downloads or active users.
01 / Start here
Three sides of the work.
Products for players, infrastructure for developers, and case studies for the engineering behind both.
01 — Flagship
MetaVoiceChat
Open-source, network-agnostic voice chat for Unity multiplayer games.
02 — ProductsSteam games
Released collaborations, experiments in progress, and multiplayer chaos.
03 — EngineeringSelected work
Networking systems, developer tools, interactive experiments, and technical decisions.
02 / Selected work
Built to be used.
Each project is presented through its problem, constraints, implementation, and result—not just a technology list.
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03 / Connor Myers
Games, systems, and the space between them.
My work tends to begin where a game idea meets a difficult systems problem: networking, voice, simulation, tooling, or deployment.
I care about the parts players feel and the infrastructure developers have to live with afterward.
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