DREADMOOR has announced professional Russian voice acting, but individual Russian cast credits have not been verified as of November 2, 2026. No actor names can be assigned to Gill, Bozur, John the Fifth or the player character on that basis.
Russian dubbing is confirmed
The October demo announcement introduced professional voice acting in English and Russian. The later launch-language announcement repeats those two spoken languages alongside localized text for twelve languages.
The characters shown are Gill and Bozur; this image does not identify their voice performers.
That answers whether Russian audio is part of the announced localization. It does not answer who performed each role. A supported-language table records the availability of audio, rather than a performer-to-character credit list.
What counts as an actor credit
An exact DREADMOOR credit needs to connect the game, the character and the performer. An actor's general biography, another fishing game's credits or a role named Gill in a different title cannot supply that connection.
Voice recognition by ear is also insufficient. A familiar accent or performance style can suggest a possibility to a listener, but it does not establish a credit. Automated gameplay subtitles transcribe dialogue; they do not identify the person who recorded it.
Keep the language and the character separate
A character can have different performers in different languages. Even if an English performer is identified elsewhere, that name should not automatically be carried across to the Russian version.
Likewise, the names heard in commentary or automatic captions can be misspelled. Match a credit to the actual DREADMOOR character rather than treating a phonetic caption as a new cast entry.
The current answer for a cast search
Russian dubbing is confirmed; the individual Russian actor list remains unverified here. Check the credits belonging to the exact installed edition when those credits are available. Until a role-to-performer credit can be established, leaving the name unassigned is more accurate than repeating a plausible but unsupported match.