Cosmo Tales, the reality-warping, dimension shifting third-person action adventure game from Bohemia Interactive has found its leading man. The roguelike where you take control of a car, and each run is entirely different in a new universe/dimension, the talking car is going to be voiced by none other than Gabriel Andrews, one of the most versatile actors currently working today.
Described on Steam as “a third person, action adventure inspired by the ’70s retro sci-fi aesthetic mixed with modern looks and gameplay. Use the dimension shifting ability to change between realities as you fight your way through the outer space.”, Andrews is joining a pretty unique project, and he’s already had a pretty unique list of projects in his past.
You may not even be aware of the man behind the voice, as is the case with a huge range of video game actors, but you’ll almost certainly have heard him. In the excellent Kingdom Come: Deliverance, he voiced a massive 26 characters, and followed that in S.T.A.L.K.E.R 2: Heart of Chornobyl with a ‘lowly’ 17 characters. To say his vocal flexibility is incredible is an understatement.
As with so many of his previous roles, Andrews won’t just be voicing Shifty, the talking car, but has also joined the project with the intention of voicing each and every member of the supporting cast.
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