Anthem Voice Cast Features Actors from Doctor Who, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and More

In the lead-up to its launch, Anthem’s voice cast has been confirmed to include Doctor Who’s Catherine Tate and several other actors.

As one of the most highly-anticipated games coming in the first part of 2019, the hype for BioWare’s Anthem is at an all-time high with the game just a few days from release. With the game expected to feature a cast of unique characters that players will get to interact with throughout their journeys with their Javelin suits, we now know a few of the

In the lead-up to the launch of Anthem, BioWare creative performance director and producer Caroline Livingstone has gradually been revealing some of the game’s voice cast, with the cast including some well-known faces from film and TV lending their talents to the game.

Through a blog post on the official website for Anthem, so far some of the recent cast members confirmed to be featured in the game includes Catherine Tate (Doctor Who, The Office), Joe Lo Truglio (Superbad, Brooklyn Nine-Nine), and more. Earlier in the year, other cast members revealed included Vik Sahay (Chuck) and several video game voice acting veterans like Sarah Elmaleh (Gone Home) and Ray Chase (Final Fantasy XV).

Given the attention that BioWare pays to storytelling and characters, it’s no surprise that they would bring in some well-known actors and performers to bring their talents to Anthem, and to help bring their characters a deeper sense of development for players as they explore Fort Tarsis and other parts of the game’s world.

Anthem will officially release on PS4, Xbox One, and PC on February 22, 2019, though the game is currently available to members of EA Access and Origin Access Premier. However, there is still time to pre-order the game now over on Amazon.

Listen to #CatherineTate, the voice of Max in #AnthemGame. A businesswoman who won a bar in a game of cards. pic.twitter.com/ei8dVXrBEm

— Caroline Livingstone (@CabLivingstone) February 19, 2019

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February 19, 2019 11:18:39 PM EST