Moo Who? FAQ

Moo Who? is a multiplayer voice-mimicry party game by SAT Productions, released on Steam on August 21, 2026. Animal players hide among AI-controlled animals and imitate animal sounds into their microphone, while hunters try to figure out which animals are actually human players.

The game is called Moo Who? — with a W and a question mark. "Moo hoo" and "moo whoo" are common misspellings that show up in search, but the Steam listing and the developer both spell it Moo Who?.

No. Moo Who? is also the title of a 2004 children's picture book by Margie Palatini about a cow who forgets how to moo. This site covers the 2026 Steam party game by SAT Productions — same name, completely unrelated.

No. Moo Who? is a paid game at $6.99 USD on Steam. It launched with a 30% discount ($4.89) that was still active as of August 27, 2026. There is no free-to-play tier.

Yes — the microphone is the core mechanic. Animal players must imitate animal sounds with their real voice to avoid being shot, and hunters listen for imperfect moos. See our microphone guide for setup and fixes.

No. Moo Who? is a Windows PC game on Steam only. No console or mobile version has been announced as of August 27, 2026 — details on the platforms page.

Yes — SAT Productions runs an official Discord at discord.gg/j5WtW6b2zn, linked from the game's press kit. It is the best place to find lobbies and report bugs.

No dedicated subreddit exists yet as of late August 2026. Community discussion happens on the Steam forums and the official Discord instead.

The developers have not published an exact player cap on the Steam page. Matches are online multiplayer with two sides — hidden animal players and hunters — plus AI animals filling out the herd; you can also play co-op with friends.

No. Moo Who? has no redeem-code system — any site listing "Moo Who codes" is confusing it with a different game. Progress and unlocks come from playing matches.