Who Voices Limbus Company Sinners In The English Dub?

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Oliver
Oliver
2025-10-07 19:43:32
I get asked this a lot while helping friends get into 'Limbus Company', and the short practical route is: check the game credits or community databases. The English dub cast is credited in the game itself (go to the main menu → Credits) and Project Moon’s official posts sometimes highlight the voice actors. Fans have aggregated the cast on sites like Behind The Voice Actors, MobyGames, and dedicated wikis, which makes searching by sinner name much faster than pausing the game and jotting things down.

A quick tip I use: enable English voices in Settings, then open the Codex or character profile while listening — you’ll hear the exact lines and can match them to the credits later. If you tell me a specific sinner or two, I’ll look up and name the English performers for those characters; I’ve helped several people find their favorite VA this way and it’s surprisingly fun to link a voice to a face (or at least a résumé).
Theo
Theo
2025-10-09 12:53:27
If you’ve been poking around the game's settings and wondering who handles the English voices for the sinners in 'Limbus Company', I feel you — the cast is one of those lovely surprises that rewards paying attention to credits. I don’t have a line-by-line list memorized (there are a lot of characters and variants), but the official English voices are listed in the game's end credits and on Project Moon’s official channels. In my playthroughs I liked toggling the voice language in Settings to hear the full English performance during the dialogue scenes, then scrolling to Credits after the campaign to see the full cast names. That’s honestly the most direct route if you want accurate, verified VA names.

If you want quicker, searchable references, fans have already compiled the cast on sites like Behind The Voice Actors and MobyGames, and the community on Reddit has a few threads where people post timestamps and who voices which sinner. The in-game Codex or character profiles sometimes show voice credits too — I found that handy when I wanted to match a particularly memorable line to a performer. One nice tip: some sinners have alternate lines or different “skins” that reuse the same actor, so you might hear one performer in several roles; that was a small joy for me, like spotting a familiar voice in a crowd.

If you’d like, tell me one or two sinner names you’re curious about and I’ll dig up the specific English voice names for those characters — I love doing that tiny detective work. I also enjoy how the dub adds a different flavor to the atmosphere; switching between languages gave me fresh appreciation for the writing and voice direction. Either way, the credits are your friend, and there are solid community lists if you want a ready-made roster to skim through.
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