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1. 00:30
   Push Square

   Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Actor Outs Mysterious SEGA Game

   Charlie Cox, who voiced Gustave in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, has revealed he did voicework for an unannounced SEGA game that doesn't have a name yet. Speaking to IGN at New York Comic-Con, he said he recorded around 40 hours of lines and that SEGA had wanted the character to be American before discovering he is English.

1. 20:30
   @Eurogamer

   Charlie Cox Finished Recording for Unannounced Sega Game

   British actor Charlie Cox, best known for being Daredevil in Marvel's Netflix series - but known closer to home as the voice of Gustav in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 - has said he's just finished recording for a Sega game which hasn't been announced yet. https://bit.ly/3VqCT7n

1. 23:02
   Reddit · Gaming Leaks and Rumours

   Charlie Cox leaks that he recorded 40 hours of lines for an unnamed SEGA game

   Charlie Cox said he recorded around 40 hours of lines for an unnamed SEGA game that has not been released yet. He added that the team had apparently expected him to be American, so he had to perform the lines in an accent.

2. 23:00
   Kotaku

   Charlie Cox Reveals He's Already Recorded 40 Hours Of Lines For A Surprise Sega Game

   Charlie Cox said at New York Comic Con that he has recorded around 40 hours of dialogue for an as-yet-unannounced Sega game, a role that required him to perform in an American accent. Cox, who previously voiced Gustave in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, said the game "doesn't have a name yet." Fans online have already begun speculating the project could be Persona 6.

3. 22:56
   Polygon

   Expedition 33 Star Charlie Cox Officially Confirms Role in Unannounced Sega Game

   Charlie Cox confirmed to IGN at New York Comic Con that he will star in an untitled upcoming game from Sega. He previously voiced Gustave in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, and recorded around 40 hours of lines for the Sega project. Cox also said the praise for his Expedition 33 performance made him feel like a "total fraud," crediting motion-capture actor Maxence Cazorla.

4. 21:29
   @Eurogamer

   Charlie Cox recorded 40 hours of lines for unannounced Sega title

   More Cox in video games as Daredevil and Clair Obscur star says he's recorded 40 hours of lines for an unannounced Sega title https://www.eurogamer.net/charlie-cox-unannounced-sega-game-clair-obscur-daredevil

5. 21:27
   Eurogamer

   Charlie Cox says he's in an unannounced Sega title

   Charlie Cox, the voice of Gustav in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, said he has just finished recording for an unannounced Sega game. Speaking to IGN at New York Comic-Con, Cox said the game has no name yet and hasn't come out, and that he recorded around 40 hours of lines. He had said earlier this year that Clair Obscur opened a new avenue for his professional work and that he would record for a new game this year.

6. 20:11
   GameSpot

   Charlie Cox Recorded 40 Hours of Dialogue for an Unnamed Sega Game

   At New York Comic-Con 2026, actor Charlie Cox revealed he had just finished recording lines for an unnamed game published by Sega, totaling around 40 hours. Cox previously voiced Gustav in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, whose motion capture was performed by Maxence Cazorla. He said he wasn't sure what he was allowed to say about the Sega project.

7. 07:37
   IGN

   Daredevil Star Charlie Cox Confirms He's in an Unannounced Sega Game

   Charlie Cox confirmed at New York Comic-Con 2026 that he has finished recording for an unannounced Sega game, telling IGN he voiced an American character across roughly 40 hours of lines. He previously voiced Gustave in Expedition 33 and was nominated for Best Performance at that year's Game Awards. Sega's announced lineup includes Stranger Than Heaven, Virtua Fighter Crossroads, Persona 6, and Alien: Isolation 2, but this project has no name yet.

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