Best Video Games for casting choices

#1

The voice ensemble earns praise for its strength and range. Familiar names are valued for the personality they bring to the cast.

#2

Casting is widely viewed as a major asset, with professional actors, voice veterans, and online creators generally fitting their roles well. Some sources note unevenness among less experienced performers, but...

#3

Bringing back John Dick as a Sam voice is treated as welcome fan service for longtime players.

#4

The cast is directly praised as fantastic and fitting for the Star Wars setting.

#5

The use of Toshiro Mifune’s likeness and the game’s performance casting are generally viewed as fitting and distinctive, even though a minority questioned the ethics or necessity of recreating a...

#6

Bringing back the familiar Pinhead performer lends immediate authenticity. The casting helps connect the game to the franchise’s established identity.

#7

Using Last Light’s voice actor for Artyom is judged a better fit than the predecessor. The praised casting choice supports the protagonist’s presentation.

#8

The varied voice cast gives supporting racers distinct personalities. That range is praised for making the league more lively and memorable.

#9

The cast is widely considered a strength, giving the personal scenes conviction even when the surrounding script falters.

#10

Bringing back Adetomiwa Edun as Alex Hunter is welcomed by one reviewer who liked seeing the actor return. Performance quality is a separate issue, and several reviews criticize how some...

#11

Neil Patrick Harris is generally viewed as a strong choice for Wade Wilson, even though a minority of reviewers prefer other interpretations of Deadpool.

#12

Casting actors of Asian descent is appreciated as a thoughtful choice for this setting.

#13

Vince Staples and other featured performers generally add personality to MyCareer, with Cam in particular standing out more than the lead character for some players.

#14

Most English performances land well, but a few casting choices feel slightly off and keep the voice track from being uniformly convincing.

#15

The main cast is well received overall, but one reviewer mildly regrets that none of the three leads is Scottish despite the setting.

#16

Boris’s voice setup feels unnecessarily split between two performers. One performance lands well, but using separate voices across modes comes across as a missed opportunity.

#17

Recasting is the most consistently criticized non-gameplay decision, with objections focused on the Hamazaki choice and mixed reactions to how redesigned characters fit their original roles.