Abstract: A vocal game apparatus records arbitrary sounds and messages from game players. These recorded sounds correspond to input switches, which are different colors and contain a lamp for lighting. Players respond to the reproduced player recorded messages and the lighting of the lamps of the input switches in playing any of a plurality of games, all of which use the messages and light in some form, stored in memory of the vocal game apparatus. In a match game, the players must hit an input key in response to a match of a reproduced player message and lighting of a lamp of an input key. In a memory game, a player must correctly repeat a sequence of the colored input keys voiced by the vocal game apparatus by hitting the corresponding input keys in the proper order. The recorded messages may be changed as often as the players desire, thus giving the players a continuous interest in the vocal game apparatus.