# Voice Cast
Silent Hill: Townfall features a talented ensemble of voice actors and motion capture performers who bring the haunting world of St. Amelia to life. The game was directed and written by Jon Mckellan, who also performed motion capture for the character Richard.
The production combines Hollywood-caliber voice performances with authentic Scottish character work, creating a cast that feels grounded in the game's 1996 Scottish coastal setting. According to Konami's June 2026 press release and release-date trailer, the game launches on Thursday, September 24, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam and Epic Games Store.
Main Cast
| Actor | Role | Performance Type |
|---|---|---|
| Jovan Adepo | Simon Ordell | Voice |
| Durassie Kiangangu | Simon Ordell | Motion Capture |
| Terry O'Quinn | Richard | Voice |
| Jon Mckellan | Richard | Motion Capture / Additional Voices |
| Kezia Burrows | Zoe Ellis | Voice & Motion Capture |
| Anthony Howell | Dr. Glenn | Voice |
### Character Details
- Simon Ordell: The protagonist called back to St. Amelia to "put things right." Voiced by Jovan Adepo with motion capture by Durassie Kiangangu.
- Zoe Ellis: A nurse working at a local family clinic in St. Amelia. Her voice is the signal that summoned Simon back to the town, though he does not initially recognize her. Her surname "Ellis" is reported but unconfirmed. Portrayed by Kezia Burrows.
- Richard: A pivotal figure in Simon's story. Voiced by Terry O'Quinn (best known for his role as John Locke in *Lost*), with motion capture performed by director Jon Mckellan.
- Dr. Glenn: A character connected to the medical and institutional aspects of St. Amelia's history. Voiced by Anthony Howell.
Supporting Cast
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Trevor Dion Nicholas | Supporting Character |
| Philip Rosch | Supporting Character |
| Anjella Mackintosh | Supporting Character |
| Harry Myers | Supporting Character |
| Levi White | Supporting Character |
| Rachel Estell | Supporting Character |
| Kyle McSwan | Supporting Character |
| Ben Hall | Supporting Character |
| Mark Finnie | Supporting Character |
| Emily Bruce | Supporting Character |
| Eszter Csetenyi | Supporting Character |
| James Denholm | Supporting Character |
| Ryan Hogarth | Supporting Character |
| Scott Joseph | Supporting Character |
| Emma McKenna | Supporting Character |
| Ann-Marie Sharp | Supporting Character |
| Calum Sharp | Supporting Character |
| Cliff Sharp | Supporting Character |
| Adrian Tucker | Supporting Character |
| Patricia-Jane Turnball | Supporting Character |
| Sam Turvill | Supporting Character |
Key Performers
### Jovan Adepo as Simon Ordell
Jovan Adepo provides the voice of protagonist Simon Ordell, delivering a performance described as "very much about introspection" by the actor himself. Adepo's portrayal captures Simon's vulnerability and determination as he navigates the horrors of St. Amelia.
### Terry O'Quinn as Richard
Terry O'Quinn, best known for his role as John Locke in the television series *Lost*, voices the character Richard -- a pivotal figure in Simon's story. The physical performance and motion capture for Richard were handled by the game's director, Jon Mckellan.
### Kezia Burrows as Zoe Ellis
Kezia Burrows provides both the voice and motion capture performance for Zoe Ellis, one of the game's major characters who accompanies Simon through portions of the narrative.
Production Crew
### Direction and Writing
- Director / Writer: Jon Mckellan
### Production
| Role | Name |
|---|---|
| Producer | Motoi Okamoto |
| Senior Producer | Lee McKellan |
| Senior Producer | Romana Ramzan |
### Casting and Audio
| Role | Name |
|---|---|
| Casting Director | Chris Hopkins |
| Audio Director | Byron Bullock |
| Sound Recordist | James Downham |
Reception
The game's IMDb page holds a rating of 8.4/10, reflecting strong audience appreciation for the performances and overall production quality. Critics and players alike have praised the voice acting, with particular attention to the authenticity of the Scottish setting and the emotional depth of the lead performances.
Game Overview
Silent Hill: Townfall is rated Mature 17+ by the ESRB for Blood, Strong Language, and Violence. The game is described as follows:
> "Returning to an island town to 'put things right', Simon Ordell descends into a world of tense evasion, explosive confrontations, and mind-bending puzzles that slowly surface the truth of St. Amelia."
The combination of voice acting, motion capture, and atmospheric sound design creates an immersive horror experience that has drawn comparisons to classics of the genre while establishing its own distinct identity through the Scottish setting and first-person perspective.