Concord has a vast cast of characters, each with their own unique personality traits – and it’s the talented voice actors who bring them to life.
From massive hulking robots to nimble-limbed aliens, PlayStation’s hero shooter brings together a motley crew of Freegunners from across the galaxy. You might recognise a few of the real-life folks behind these fictional characters, with a few recognisable names cropping up in the credits.
Full cast list of voice actors for Concord
| Character | Voice Actor |
| Lark | Jerome Black |
| Daw | Karan Brar |
| Bazz | Mila Jam |
| Kyps | Mallory Jansen |
| Jabali | James Mathis III |
| Haymar | Lana McKissack |
| Star-Child | Derek Mears |
| Vale | Chivonne Michelle |
| Duchess | Sumalee Montano |
| It-Z | Samia Mounts |
| DaVeers | Janzy Paraiso |
| Lennox | Derek Phillips |
| Teo | Alan Pontes |
| Emari | Christin Rose Schermerhorn |
| 1-Off | Armen Taylor |
| Captain | Pamala Tyson |
| Roka | Myrna Velasco |
So far, 17 actors have been credited for lending their voices to the characters in Concord. This makes up all 16 of the playable Freegunners in the game, plus the additional voice of the ship, who appears in cutscenes.
Top-billed cast and where you know them from
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You might recognise a few of the actors on the cast list from various TV and Film projects, most notably Karan Brar, Mila Jam, and Derek Mears.
Brar famously appeared as Chirag Gupta in Diary of a Wimpy Kid way back in 2010 as a child actor. Since then, he’s also appeared in Pacific Rim: Uprising and animated projects like Batman: The Doom That Came to Gotham.
You might recognise Jam from the TV series 15 Films About Madonna, or the Burning Man Musical in which she appeared as part of the ensemble.
Mears is a big name in the world of horror and stunts. Lending his likeness to the Swamp Thing in DC’s TV series, Jason Voorhees in the 2009 Friday the 13th reboot, and even the classic Predator in the 2010 Predators movie. As such, he fits right in as Star-Child, the blue-skinned grunt in Concord’s cacophony of heroes.
It’s great to see that the team at Firewalk has invested in quality actors, as much of Concord’s unique selling point is its ongoing story. Each week, the team plans to release new story cutscenes that will advance the narrative of the game, and tie into in-game seasonal events.
The concept is certainly reminiscent of Guardians of the Galaxy, with plenty of humour and friendly bullying present in the script we’ve seen so far. Fingers crossed it manages to keep up the compelling nature as the weeks progress.
As a live service game, more characters will likely be added to the roster later down the line. With that will come additional voice actors who will lend their voices to the game.
I’ll update this article with new voice actors as and when they’re added to the game.
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