A verified DREADMOOR cast list is not established in the current information. English and Russian professional voice acting is announced, but that does not identify the actors behind individual characters.
Do not attach a performer to Gill, Bozur, the engineer or the protagonist because a voice sounds familiar. Similar character names and unrelated actor biographies are not casting credits.
Confirmed audio languages
| Language group | Confirmed announcement |
|---|---|
| English | Professional voice acting |
| Russian | Professional voice acting |
| Other supported text languages | Localized text and subtitles with English or Russian audio |
The announced text-language set contains English, French, Italian, German, Spanish from Spain, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Polish, Russian and Japanese.
That twelve-language list should not be described as twelve dubbed voice tracks. A Japanese interface or subtitles, for example, do not establish Japanese voice acting.
The character image does not identify a performer.
Demo and launch announcements
The October 6 demo announcement introduced professional English and Russian voice acting as a change from previous playtests. The October 19 launch-language announcement repeated the two audio languages for the planned release.
An older playtest recording can therefore have a different audio context from the October demo. Do not assume every line in an early video represents the final cast or the current performance.
The distinction also matters when reading reactions. A complaint about an earlier recording is an opinion about that recording. It does not name the performer or establish how a later voice track was produced.
What would confirm a character's actor
A usable cast credit needs both the game and the role. A name attached only to another game, a similarly named character, or a generic voice-acting profile cannot establish a DREADMOOR role.
The clearest confirmation would be an in-game credit or an explicit production credit connecting the performer to DREADMOOR and the relevant character. Until that exists, keeping the role unassigned is more accurate than publishing a plausible-sounding name.
If you are choosing a language for play, the announced English and Russian tracks provide a concrete answer. If you are looking for a particular actor, the character-to-performer mapping remains unconfirmed rather than a completed cast list.