King's Quest Revival Has a Seriously Impressive Voice Cast
Activision's new adventure game brings on Back to the Future, Spongebob, and Princess Bride actors.
There is a good chance you'll hear a voice you recognize in the upcoming King's Quest revival. Publisher Activision has announced the game's voice talent lineup, and it's quite impressive, featuring actors and celebrities like Christopher Lloyd, Tom Kenny, and Zelda Williams.
Watch the video below to see and hear directly from these actors about the process of bringing their characters to life in the new adventure game.
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King's Quest's impressive cast includes:
- Christopher Lloyd (Back to the Future)
- Tom Kenny (Spongebob, Adventure Time)
- Wallace Shawn (The Princess Bride)
- Josh Keaton (The Amazing Spider-Man)
- Maggie Elizabeth Jones (We Bought a Zoo)
- Zelda Williams (Legend of Korra)
See a full list of actors on Activision's blog.
King's Quest launches later this year for PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and PC. The game is in development at The Odd Gentleman, the studio behind The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom.
For lots more on King's Quest, check out GameSpot's recent feature, which includes insight from creative director Matt Korba.
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