RPGs are known for many things, especially in the indie space. But for some, they just can’t help but go all out on certain things, even if those “certain things’ are getting great voice casts for its roster of characters. In regard to Emberville, the upcoming isometric RPG from Cygnus Cross, they announced in a press release that the game would drop on October 27th on Steam via Early Access. However, they also decided to announce the ENORMOUS voice cast that you’ll hear as you play the game.

Are you ready to see/hear them? Because the voice cast includes:

• Matthew Mercer (Critical Role, Baldur’s Gate 3, Overwatch)
• Jennifer English (Baldur’s Gate 3, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33)
• Ben Starr (Final Fantasy XVI, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33)
• Nick Apostolides (Resident Evil 2 & 4, Dead Space)
• Elias Toufexis (Deus Ex, Starfield)
• Jane Perry (Baldur’s Gate 3, Dragon Age: The Veilguard)
• LilyPichu (Content Creator & Voice Actor)
• Briana White (Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy)
• Anjali Bhimani (Overwatch, Apex Legends)
• Harry McEntire (Xenoblade Chronicles 3, Final Fantasy XVI)
• Alex Ponton (Content Creator & Voice Actor)
• David Menkin (Final Fantasy XVI, Dragon Quest)
• Rich Keeble (Baldur’s Gate 3, Total War: Warhammer III)
• Kirsty Rider (The Sandman, Sifu)
• Dillon Francis (International DJ, Producer & Musician)
• Cahla “Cahlaflour” Thorman (Content Creator & Voice Actor)
• Michael Bryan
• Lucy Elliott
• Alex Jordan (The Alters, Baldur’s Gate 3, Cyberpunk 2077)
• Doug Cockle (The Witcher 3, Alan Wake II, Baldur’s Gate 3)
• Abubakar Salim (Assassin’s Creed: Origins, House of the Dragon)
• Amelia Tyler (Baldur’s Gate 3, Starfield, Diablo IV)

So, yeah, that’s pretty stacked, and that’s only talking about the voice cast and not the game itself. Here is a synopsis for the RPG and some key features for you to read through:

“Emberville combines action RPG combat with meaningful long-term progression. Every expedition into the Vitromotus contributes toward rebuilding the town above, unlocking new NPCs, crafting opportunities, classes, and storylines. Whether mastering weapon skills, gathering rare materials, decorating your personal estate, or challenging powerful bosses, every activity contributes toward restoring life to a world left in ruins.”

• Combat Mechanics: The combat is action-oriented, with a wide variety of weapons, skills, and abilities.
• Multifaceted Game Progression: Progression is multifaceted, with players leveling up weapon and armor categories to unlock new classes, leveling up, learning crafting and gathering skills, rescuing NPCs to enhance and rebuild Emberville, and exploring the world to uncover hidden treasures and secrets.
• Farming, Gathering, and Crafting: Emberville features farming, gathering, and crafting skills that can be used to grow crops, gather plants, wood, and minerals. Players can craft items, which can be improved by leveling up, learning skills, blueprints, and recipes.
• Player Estate: Customizable player area with houses, buildings, and objects that can be custom-placed and used to improve skills, craft items, and as a chill spot.
• Dynamic World Exploration: Emberville features a large world filled with distinct biomes, locations, encounters, enemies, events, and treasures. Its world-building systems use carefully created content, rules, and logic to produce varied adventures without sacrificing structure or purpose.

If this sounds like something you want to enjoy when it releases in full, wishlist it on Steam, or, join Early Access in October so you can help shape the game further!