Star Wars Zero Company Voice Cast Announced
Star Wars Zero Company is back in the spotlight with a new announcement at San Diego Comic-Con. The cast for the single-player, turn-based tactical experience has been revealed. The team includes voice actors from across the Star Wars universe, as well as those previously involved in the franchise.
Who’s in the Star Wars Zero Company Voice Cast?
Two voice options will be available for the character Hawks, who will be controlled by the players. Jonathan Freeman will voice the male version, and Erica Luttrell will voice the female version. Rekha Sharma will voice Kundri Fathom, while Dee Bradley Baker will take on the role of Trick. Baker has previously worked on Star Wars titles such as The Clone Wars and Young Jedi Adventures.
In the game, Matt Lanter will once again voice Anakin Skywalker. Lanter, particularly known for his performance in The Clone Wars, has become one of the character’s most recognizable voices. The cast also includes Vic Michaelis as Runa Blask, JB Blanc as Kabb Uppercut, Judy Alice Lee as Jae Mordant, and Alex McKenna as Cly Kullervo.
Leo Howard will voice Bennic Halloren, Dylan Kenin as Visser, and Nicole Rainteau as Tel-Rea. Jim Pirri, who voiced Kraven in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, will return as Neesh Renark. D.C. Douglas will voice M-3VO and Meevo. Hunter Smith, another recently announced cast member, will voice Typhon.
Developed by Bit Reactor, Star Wars Zero Company will combine XCOM-like tactical combat with the Star Wars universe. The game, created by developers with experience in series like Civilization and XCOM, will be released on August 27th. The announced cast suggests that alongside original characters, familiar faces will also play significant roles in the story. The presence of Anakin Skywalker, in particular, heightens curiosity about which era and events of the series the game will connect to.
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