Human voices marketplace
Video game voice actors
Hundreds of voice actors specialized in video games and apps, ready to bring protagonists, NPCs, creatures, lore narrators and system voices to life. You'll find grounded, realistic reads for AAA and narrative adventures, cartoon registers for casual and hypercasual titles, plus voice over for trailers, tutorials and UI. Every actor records broadcast-quality audio in their own studio, delivers files named to your convention and is used to working with line sheets, character limits and lip-sync constraints. Stream real character demos, compare registers and rates, then book an actor directly or post a brief with your character sheets to receive auditions within 24 hours. Each professional is vetted by our team, and many carry verified reviews from studios that have already shipped games with their voices. From a single trailer read to a full cast, you can run the whole casting on Voicefinder.
Quick answer: To hire a video games & apps voice actor in Spain: post a free brief on Voicefinder and receive fixed proposals from verified voices within 24 hours, or hire directly from any profile with demos. The real median for a video games & apps project is 130€ (most quotes fall between 65€ and 156€), based on tens of thousands of real quotes on the platform. See rates guide
Updated: July 2026
Video game voice actors

Vivienne Tebbenham✓
English (British)

Ian Russell✓
English (British) · English (Scottish)

Jean-Francois Raynaud✓
French (European) · Japanese · English (United States)

Carmen Rodríguez Méndez✓
Spanish (Spain) · English (British)

Sarah Nightingale✓
English (British) · English (United States)

Ben McAuley✓
English (British)

Clare Reeves✓
English (British)

Tim Bick✓
English (British)

Rich Summers✓
English (United States)

Tom Dheere✓
English (United States)
Stephanie Harrison✓
English (British) · French (European)

Margaret Ashley✓
English (British)

Greg Marston✓
English (British)

Rebecca Hodges✓
English (United States)

Will Vincent✓
English (United States)

Rebecca Hellebore-Bastard✓
English (British)

Russ Eakle✓
English (British) · English (United States)

Bailey Brown✓
English (United States)

Caleb Bennink✓
English (United States)

Ellen Chivers✓
English (British)

Jane Wing✓
English (British)

Jason Lasky✓
English (United States)

Aubrey Parsons✓
English (United States)

Amanda Wilson✓
English (British) · French (European)

Bianca Bryan✓
English (United States)

Leanne Maksin✓
English (United States)

Nicklas Kingo✓
Danish · English (Australian)

Heather Downey✓
English (United States)

Gale Van Cott✓
English (United States)

Andre Refig✓
English (British) · French (European)

Louisa Gummer✓
English (British)

Bryan Sfara✓
English (United States)

Steve Humphreys✓
English (British) · English (United States)

Jonathan Cotton✓
English (British) · English (United States)

Kevin Clay✓
English (United States)

Hitomi Farrell✓
English (United States) · Japanese

Phil Rowe✓
English (British) · Welsh

Cam Cornelius✓
English (British) · English (United States)

Matt Jopling✓
English (British)

Victoria Riley✓
English (British)
Jennifer Eniye Kanari✓
English (African) · Swahili

Natasha Arancini✓
English (Australian) · English (British) · English (United States)

Shane Morris✓
English (United States)

Samantha Sherratt✓
English (British)

Hannah Hebblethwaite✓
English (United States) · English (British) · English (Scottish)

Maxim Reston✓
English (British)

Serge De Marre✓
English (British) · English (United States) · Flemish

Judith Gershon✓
English (British)

Luis Martin Martin De La Vega✓
Spanish (Spain) · English (United States)

Tanya O'sullivan✓
English (British)

Jaynee Monarrez✓
English (United States) · Spanish (Mexican)

Elliot Hardman✓
English (United States) · English (British)

James Bartlett✓
English (British)

Anthony Bryan✓
English (British)

Amy Selma✓
English (Caribbean) · English (United States) · Spanish (Latin Neutral)

Ángel Suárez Aguilera✓
Spanish (Spain) · English (United States) · English (British)

Fabiola Hemmet✓
English (United States) · French (European) · Spanish (Latin Neutral)

Sylvia Ferrer Albertos✓
Spanish (Spain) · English (United States)

Annie Warburton✓
English (British)

Eli Thorne✓
English (British) · English (United States)
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Frequently asked
What you're probably wondering
How much does a video game character voice cost?
It depends on line volume and project scope, but as a real reference: the median video game and app job posted on Voicefinder is around 130€ (total client price). For multi-character projects or thousands of lines, post a brief and you'll receive closed quotes per actor.
How should I prepare a game VO brief?
Send your line sheet as a spreadsheet (one line per row, with context, intent and duration limit if any), a character sheet with visual references and, if available, reference audio. The more scene context the actor has, the fewer revisions you'll need.
Can actors record screams, efforts and combat reactions?
Yes. Many catalogue actors record efforts (hits, damage, death, exertion), reactions and creature vocalizations. These takes are vocally demanding, so they're usually scheduled in short blocks at the end of a session — flag them in your brief so the actor can quote accurately.
What format are files delivered in, and how are they named?
You'll receive clean WAV 48 kHz / 24 bit, one take per file (plus any alt takes you request), named to your file convention so importing into your engine (Unity, Unreal, Wwise, FMOD) is straightforward. Ask for alt takes on critical lines — cheap in session, expensive afterwards.
Does the rate include rights to publish the game?
Yes. Every booking includes a contract and rights assignment for the agreed usage, including game distribution on the agreed platforms. If you later use the voice in ad trailers or marketing outside the game, that's handled as a usage extension.
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