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Mark Hamill & More For Master Of Orion Voice Cast
Strategy title Master of Orion has assembled quite the constellation of stars to voice act for this 4x title.
Notables include Mark Hamill, Troy Baker, Michael Dorn (above), Robert Englund, and many more.
The game hits Steam Early Access on February 26. At that time, fans can get the Collector's Edition for $49.99, which includes the first three Master of Orion titles among other goodies.
For more on the title, check out this preview.
The full cast:
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Troy Baker: Klackon Advisor, Psilon Emperor
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J.B. Blanc: Bulrathi Advisor, Meklar Advisor, Meklar Emperor
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Kat Cressida: Mrrshan Empress
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John de Lancie: Human Emperor
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Michael Dorn: Narrator
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Robert Englund: Terran Emperor
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Nika Futterman: Darlok Advisor, Mrrshan Advisor
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Jean Gilpin: Klackon Emperor
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Mark Hamill: Alkari Emperor
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John Kassir: Alkari Advisor
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Misty Lee:, Silicoid Advisor
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Sumalee Montano: Terran Advisor
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Nolan North: Darlok Emperor, Sakkra Emperor
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Dwight Schultz: GNN Anchor
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Roger Craig Smith: Sakkra Advisor
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Fred Tatasciore: Bulrathi Emperor, Silicoid Emperor
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Alan Tudyk: Psilon Advisor
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Kari Wahlgren: Human Advisor, GNN Anchor
[Source: Master of Orion Official Website]
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