Man of Medan voice actors and cast
Learn more about each of the featured cast and voice actors in Man of Medan, the new title from Supermassive Games.
The developers at Supermassive Games had a bold vision for Man of Medan, and part of putting that plan into motion meant tapping on the talents of several voice actors. As the game puts a big emphasis on drama and horror, the cast of the first entry in The Dark Pictures anthology had plenty of chances to flex their talents when bringing the characters to life. Keep reading to learn more about the featured cast members and voice actors in Man of Medan.
Voice actors and featured cast in Man of Medan
Here are each of the major voice actors and performance capture artists featured in the cast of Man of Medan. Game, TV, and film buffs will likely learn some new information with this guide, as many of the actors in the latest Supermassive release are relative newcomers to the voice acting scene.
Julia - Arielle Palik
The character of Julia in Man of Medan is voiced by Arielle Palik. According to a profile featured on the Reisler Talent website, Palik was born and raised in Sherbrooke, Quebec, and earned her DEC from Dawson College's Professional Theatre program. Man of Medan is her second voice acting credit behind Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, and Palik has also been featured on television series Imposters as well as TV documentary Fatal Vows.
Brad - Chris Sandiford
Brad is voiced by Montreal, Quebec-borne actor Chris Sandiford. Sandiford's first acting gig was on TV documentary Fatal Vows alongside Arielle Palik, and his other early credited roles include series such as 19-2, This Life, and Patriot. Sandiford would later land roles in Skal, Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan, and Cavendish, where he plays Dr. Green. The Dark Pictures: Man of Medan is his first video game voice acting credit.
Fliss - Ayisha Issa
Man of Medan character Fliss is voiced by Montreal, Quebec native actress Ayisha Issa. Keen-eyed movie buffs may recognize her from Immortals, which was one of her first film roles. Since then, she's starred in TV series 12 Monkeys, Dark Matter, and Workin' Moms, alongside big screen roles in Warm Bodies, Brick Mansions, and The Hummingbird Project. Man of Medan is her second video game voice acting role behind 2016's Far Cry Primal, where she voiced the character of Jayma.
Alex - Kareem Tristan Alleyne
Alex is voiced by Quebec-borne actor Kareem Tristan Alleyne. Some of Alleyne's earliest roles came in 2016, a time when he was featured in TV series People of Earth and Quantico as well as Ubisoft release Watch Dogs 2. He's since gone on to star in Fatal Vows, 19-2, 21 Thunder, Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan, The Magicians, and body-swapping sci-fi series Altered Carbon. After voicing Son of Ra in Assassin's Creed: Origins, Man of Medan makes his third video game voice acting credit.
Conrad - Shawn Ashmore
The voice of Conrad is provided by Shawn Ashmore. Hailing from British Columbia, Canada, Ashmore is perhaps best known for playing the immensely powerful mutant Bobby Drake/Iceman in the X-men film franchise. Ashmore has large number of acting credits under his belt, including roles in films such as Underclassman, The Quiet, and Frozen, as well as roles in TV series like Quantum Break, Relationship Status, Conviction, and The Rookie. Man of Medan is his third video game voice acting credit following X-Men: The Official Game and the Quantum Break video game.
The Curator - Pip Torrens
Pip Torrens, the only non-Canadian actor on our list, provides the voice of The Curator in Man of Medan. An English actor with a frankly tremendous resume, Torrens is probably best known for his roles in films such as Pride & Prejudice, Tomorrow Never Dies, and 2015 release The Danish Girl. With a list of over 180 TV and film roles stretching back to 1984, it's rather surprising to learn that The Dark Pictures: Man of Medan is Torrens' first video game voice acting credit.
The developers at Supermassive Games knew they'd need to make the game's sense of terror hit home. Suffice to say that the Man of Medan voice actors certainly fit the bill. To learn more about the latest horror-fueled release in The Dark Pictures anthology, be sure to drop by Shacknews' Man of Medan home page.
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replyKevin Tucker posted a new article, Man of Medan voice actors and cast
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Simply put: local “Movie Night” co-op, up to 5 players each pick a character. If you get offed, too bad, you’re out of the game and will just have to watch everyone else. Considering characters can make decisions that could directly impact another character’s survival, things are going to get spicy on that sofa!
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Meanwhile, online co-op supports 2 players and the game will choose which player makes a decision for a character at any given moment, including forcing players to play each other’s characters for better or worse, while the silent player will have to do their darndest to find a way to convey what they wish the other player will do.
Like one player might have a choice to rush a bad guy, while the other player is gagged and can’t say shit about it.
The game was designed from the ground up to maximize the competitive or cooperative impulses of the players, as a meta fun factor. Really fantastic ideation in this game.
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I talked about the online and co-op stuff in my review and we also did a quick little article explaining the modes. https://www.shacknews.com/article/113657/how-multiplayer-works-in-man-of-medan
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wow 14? that's insane. Me and my family (me, wife, 14yr old son)are psyched to play movie night mode. Each person controls a characters decisions. The one thing im sad about is the PS camera support is gone. UD was killer with a PS camera that would record you right before a scare. If the PS4 version had that it would of been a instant buy. I went with the xbox version for the slightly higher resolution. Tomorrow night is gonna be fun, im stoked!
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Abrasion specifically asked me to ask production at E3 about camera mode. It wasn’t a Sony exclusive, so it couldn’t be included, as one very common console submissions standard is feature parity across all platforms.
HOWEVER, the good news is SuperMassive has a yet to be revealed Sony exclusive in the works that got announced last November, so having all those fun features coming back could still be a possibility! -
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