The end of the year is just around the corner, and we're looking forward to 2022. After all, it's the year that CORPSE FACTORY will lurch forth from the morgue and devour your attention!
Today, we're happy to announce the rest of the game's cast. You'll remember last month that we revealed Erika Harlacher, Brianna Knickerbocker and Sean Chiplock in the roles of Noriko, Aoi, and Shinya, respectively. Read on to find out the rest of our casting choices!
Aleks Le as Kojiro, our favorite creepy morgue attendant.
Notable roles: Demon Slayer (Zenitsu), Astral Chain (Akira), Street Fighter V (Luke).
Faye Mata as Tomoe, the super-mean gal girl.
Notable roles: KonoSuba (Aqua), JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure (Yukako), Fire Emblem: Three Houses (Petra).
Kaiji Tang as Junpei, a super-secret character we haven't even announced yet!
Notable roles: Yakuza: Like a Dragon (Ichiban), Jujutsu Kaisen (Satoru), Danganronpa (Gonta, Yasuhiro).
The roles above round out our main cast. For our supporting cast, we decided to go all out and continue to work with the best talent in the business!
Anairis Quiñones as Emi.
Notable roles: My Hero Academia (Mirko), Re:ZERO (Echidna).
Lizzie Freeman as Yuriko, Momo.
Notable roles: Genshin Impact (Yanfei), JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure (Trish)
June Yoon as Detective Fujikawa.
Notable roles: Genshin Impact (Kujou), Brawlhalla (Jaeyun).
Aimee Smith as Kotomi, Asuna, Manami.
Notable roles: SMITE (Nemesis Soul Slayer, Izanami Clown), Eternal Return (Jenny).
Alec Shea as Kenji.
Notable roles: Skyhill (Protagonist), Lovesick Darlings (Syd)
Whew!
While our talented cast record their lines, our development team has been continuing to make progress. We've finalized the game's choices and endings, and we're working on quality-of-life improvements that make playing the game a breeze.
Before we wrap up this update, a little note on the game's release date!
CORPSE FACTORY was tentatively slated for a January 2022 release. Due to the addition of voice acting, we've pushed this back a bit. When we have a more concrete date, we'll be sure to share it here.
Additionally, the Nintendo Switch version of the game might take a little bit longer. This is uncertain at this stage, but we want to be upfront about the possibility. Nintendo's approval processes are quite lengthy, and we can't submit a final build of the game for approval until all our voice acting is complete.
Depending on the time it takes for Nintendo to approve the final build, we may have to release the Switch version after the PC version. Again, any news on this will be shared here first. We appreciate your patience!
That's it for now! We'll see you again next month!