Directive 8020: All Voice Actors List

If you have been playing Directive 8020 or watched its trailer (for its recent release on May 12) and are wondering where you have seen or heard some of its characters before, you are in the right place.

The latest horror adventure from Supermassive Games features a cast packed with familiar faces from movies, TV shows, and even other games. From major Hollywood stars to experienced voice performers, we have listed every known voice actor and the characters they play in the game.

Meet the Voice Cast of Directive 8020

One of the biggest highlights of Directive 8020 is its impressive cast lineup. Leading the game is Lashana Lynch, who many players will recognize from No Time to Die and the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Alongside her are several actors known for popular TV dramas, fantasy series, and major gaming roles.

Here is the breakdown of who is playing whom in the game:

CharacterVoice ActorNotable Works

Young	Lashana Lynch	No Time to Die, The Day of the Jackal, MCU
Stafford	Danny Sapani	Penny Dreadful, Halo, Killing Eve
Eisele	Lotte Verbeek	Outlander, The Borgias
Mitchell	Colin Bates	Task, Sneaky Pete
Cooper	Anna Leong Brophy	Shadow and Bone, Baldur’s Gate 3
Williams	Kobna Holdbrook-Smith	Mary Poppins Returns, Wonka
Cernan	Philip Arditti	House of Saddam, Spooks
Anders	Kathryn Wilder	True Detective, Frontier
Simms	Anneika Rose	Line of Duty, Shetland
Carter	Frank Blake	Normal People, Blue Lights

Directive 8020 Brings Sci-Fi Horror to the Series

To give more context about the game, Directive 8020 serves as the fifth main entry in The Dark Pictures Anthology. But this time, the franchise moves deeper into sci-fi survival horror. Set on a spaceship on a perilous mission, the story follows a crew struggling to survive against a shape-shifting alien threat that can imitate humans and turn their own paranoia against them.

The game also leans towards a more stealth-focused gameplay if we compare it to earlier entries in the series. Players will be spending more time hiding, sneaking through corridors, and avoiding enemies while making the tough decisions the anthology is known for.

While some players may feel the gameplay could have pushed the horror elements even further (especially given the series’ history) during exploration and stealth sections, the cast does an impressive job carrying the tension throughout the experience.

The performances help sell both the emotional moments and the fear inside the confined space setting, making the crew and their struggles feel believable from start to finish. Overall, Directive 8020 continues the cinematic storytelling style the series is known for while introducing a fresh sci-fi horror setting.

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