PlayStation 5 Exclusive Unveils Star-Studded Voice Cast
Independent studio Twin Swans officially revealed the complete voice cast for its upcoming folk-horror title, Hunter’s Moon. Launching exclusively on PlayStation 5 on October 26, the game promises a deeply immersive narrative experience. Led by Hannah Morley and Gregg Lowe, the impressive ensemble features 48 actors bringing over 100 characters to life. Furthermore, players will navigate an intense, single-night pursuit set against the backdrop of historical witch hunts.
A Terrifying Night of Survival and Accusations
Written and directed by Alicia Contestabile, the story follows Lilith Thorne as she flees a ruthless Witchfinder General. Consequently, the player must evade deadly capture while navigating a deeply dysfunctional Early Modern village. While drawing on real English history, the game asks whether human paranoia poses a greater threat than supernatural evil. Additionally, Polish composer Resina’s original score enhances the haunting, interactive-theatre atmosphere throughout the harrowing ordeal.
Prominent Voice Talent Leading the Roster
Hannah Morley stars as the accused protagonist Lilith Thorne alongside Lowe’s menacing Witchfinder General. Meanwhile, acclaimed performers Anthony Howell and Joe Pitts join the primary cast in major supporting roles.
The expansive ensemble also highlights prominent actors across film, television, and major video game franchises:
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Hannah Morley – Lilith Thorne
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Gregg Lowe – Witchfinder General
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Anthony Howell – Anthony Talbot
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Joe Pitts – John Purdy
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Laurence Bouvard – Mother Sontheil
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Kingsley Judd – Singing Mummer
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Kymberley Cochrane – Mum Mummer
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Siu-See Hung – Little One
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Gabriel Paul – Pedlar Mummer and additional roles
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Sophie McShera – Maggie Kindreth and Isobel Blacke
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Kristin Atherton – Miriam Kindreth and Thomasin Device
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Matt Stokoe – Abel Towers and additional roles
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Fenella Norman – Ma Mallory and additional roles
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Michelle Fox – Alice o’ the Woods and additional roles
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Lyn Paul – Nell Harsnep, Beatrix Knipe, and additional roles
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Martine Brown – Nan Harsnep and additional roles
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Sarah Earnshaw – Katherine Crosthwaite and Dorothy Allerton
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Eleanor Kirby – Mary Crosthwaite and Annie Hawker
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Ewan Bailey – Parson Benedict Whittaker, Ambrose Wiseman, and additional roles
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Dan Parr – Henry Ashburn, Silas Creary, and additional roles
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Luci Fish – Ellen Ashburn and additional roles
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Mark Stanley – Thomas Carpenter, Victor Goodale, and additional roles
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Claire Cooper – Janie Goodale and additional roles
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Danielle Phillips – Sissy Miller, Jannette Rutter, and additional roles
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Neil Bell – Jacob Crosthwaite, Robert Carpenter, and additional roles
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Alastair Parker – Richard Allerton, Edward Blacke, and additional roles
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Ben Hunter – Jack Marsh, James Hale, and additional roles
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Amy Forrest – Margery Towers and additional roles
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Isobel Steele – Cicely Glover and additional roles
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Frazer Hadfield – Billy Allerton and additional roles
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Christopher York – Eddie Sadler, Bryan Goodale, and additional roles
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Danielle Steers – Madam Whittle and additional roles
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Jennifer Daley – Grace Kirkby, Jellian Hodges, and additional roles
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Emily-Mae – Bess Hodges and Nessie Lambe
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Leah Brotherhead – Peggy Purdy and additional roles
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Iona Champain – Mary Phillips and additional roles
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Alasdair Linn – George Towers, Edmund Glover, and additional roles
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Harriet Carmichael – Jeremiah Allerton, Maude Blacke, and Rachel Towers
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Claire Morgan – Samson Allerton, Isaac Towers, and additional roles
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Clare Louise Connolly – Mercy Towers and Amy Blacke
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Eleanor Bennett – Jane Blacke and additional roles
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Shannon Rewcroft – Patience Towers and additional roles
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Samuel Barnett – Roland Glover and additional roles
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Jacob Dudman – Christopher Talbot and additional roles
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Charlotte Bellamy – Margaret Carpenter and additional roles
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Sarah Belcher – Ailis Sinclair and additional roles
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Laura Elsworthy – Frances Miller and additional roles
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Natalie Anderson – Elisabeth Glover and additional roles
October Release Date and Wishlist Details
Developed by industry veterans from The Stanley Parable and The Witcher 3, the game blends history with psychological horror. Players can currently add Hunter’s Moon to their PlayStation Store wishlists ahead of its official October 26 debut.
