Voice cast revealed for Hunter’s Moon

The voice cast for Twin Swans’ first-person historical narrative folk-horror game Hunter’s Moon has been revealed today.

The cast features 48 actors taking on 100 roles in the game. Hannah Morley (‘Apartment 7A’), Gregg Lowe (‘Crimson Desert’, ‘Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles’, and TV’s ‘Grantchester’), Anthony Howell (‘007 First Light’, ‘Silent Hill: Townfall’ and TV’s ‘Foyle’s War’) and Joe Pitts are among those in the cast. The full voice cast can be seen below.

Game writer and director Alicia Contestabile said this about the forthcoming title:

“The witch is an eternally popular mythical figure, and in our contemporary media landscape, we often forget where these stories come from. I wanted to create an interactive theatre, set in this era of magical thinking, and immerse the player in the perspective of an accused woman. Exploring how these beliefs could drive a community to enact such cruelty, the player can experience what it might feel like to face these accusations, from family, friends, and neighbours, and know that your life is at risk.”

A synopsis for Hunter’s Moon reads:

You are searching for safety. You must not be seen.

Hunter’s Moon is a first-person historical narrative folk-horror set over the course of one fateful night. Meet mummers dressed in folk costumes, evade capture by the witch hunters, and eavesdrop on a characterful cast of regular folk worn down by war and misfortune. Discover the secrets of this dysfunctional village on the brink as you embody an accused “witch” on the run for her life.

You play as Lilith Thorne, an accused woman who must flee through a 17th-century rural village and its surrounding forests and moors in search of safety. As she is stalked and hunted by the Witchfinder General, the village magistrate, and a local huntsman, you must use stealth and cunning to evade capture. And by eavesdropping at windows, you may gain knowledge and aid that can help her survive the night.

The game features a novel immersive-theatre-inspired eavesdropping mechanic that invites you to explore and discover this Early Modern village and its stories - grounded in historical realism, elevated by hand-crafted stylised art, and told through the voices of over 100 fully voice-acted characters.

Inspired by the true history of English witch hunts and the tradition of folk-horror, Hunter’s Moon asks you to consider: what if the most terrifying thing in our world is not monsters or magic, but other people? What if our own fears and beliefs are the true sources of horror?

Can you survive the night of the full Hunter’s Moon?

Hunter’s Moon arrives on the PlayStation 5 on on October 26. Wiishlist the game on the PlayStation Store here.

Hunter’s Moon voice cast

Hannah Morley – Lilith Thorne

Gregg Lowe – Witchfinder General

Anthony Howell – Anthony Talbot

Joe Pitts – John Purdy

Laurence Bouvard – Mother Sontheil

Kingsley Judd – Singing Mummer

Kymberley Cochrane – Mum Mummer

Siu-See Hung – Little One

Gabriel Paul – Pedlar Mummer (and additional)

Sophie McShera – Maggie Kindreth, Isobel Blacke

Kristin Atherton – Miriam Kindreth, Thomasin Device

Matt Stokoe – Abel Towers (and additional)

Fenella Norman – Ma Mallory (and additional)

Michelle Fox – Alice o’ the Woods (and additional)

Lyn Paul – Nell Harsnep, Beatrix Knipe (and additional)

Martine Brown – Nan Harsnep (and additional)

Sarah Earnshaw – Katherine Crosthwaite, Dorothy Allerton

Eleanor Kirby – Mary Crosthwaite, Annie Hawker

Ewan Bailey – Parson Benedict Whittaker, Ambrose Wiseman (and additional)

Dan Parr – Henry Ashburn, Silas Creary (and additional)

Luci Fish – Ellen Ashburn (and additional)

Mark Stanley – Thomas Carpenter, Victor Goodale (and additional)

Claire Cooper – Janie Goodale (and additional)

Danielle Phillips – Sissy Miller, Jannette Rutter (and additional)

Neil Bell – Jacob Crosthwaite, Robert Carpenter (and additional)

Alastair Parker – Richard Allerton, Edward Blacke (and additional)

Ben Hunter – Jack Marsh, James Hale (and additional)

Amy Forrest – Margery Towers (and additional)

Isobel Steele – Cicely Glover (and additional)

Frazer Hadfield – Billy Allerton (and additional)

Christopher York – Eddie Sadler, Bryan Goodale (and additional)

Danielle Steers – Madam Whittle (and additional)

Jennifer Daley – Grace Kirkby, Jellian Hodges (and additional)

Emily-Mae – Bess Hodges, Nessie Lambe

Leah Brotherhead – Peggy Purdy (and additional)

Iona Champain – Mary Phillips (and additional)

Alasdair Linn – George Towers, Edmund Glover (and additional)

Harriet Carmichael – Jeremiah Allerton, Maude Blacke, Rachel Towers

Claire Morgan – Samson Allerton, Isaac Towers (and additional)

Clare Louise Connolly – Mercy Towers, Amy Blacke

Eleanor Bennett – Jane Blacke (and additional)

Shannon Rewcroft – Patience Towers (and additional)

Samuel Barnett – Roland Glover (and additional)

Jacob Dudman – Christopher Talbot (and additional)

Charlotte Bellamy – Margaret Carpenter (and additional)

Sarah Belcher – Ailis Sinclair (and additional)

Laura Elsworthy – Frances Miller (and additional)

Natalie Anderson – Elisabeth Glover (and additional)