Charlie Cox revealed at New York Comic Con 2026 that he has recorded 40 hours of dialogue for an untitled Sega game, describing the role as major and requiring an American accent despite his British background. During a conversation with IGN, Cox recounted how the studio was surprised by his accent, stating, "They’d wanted him to be American. But now I’ve got to do 40 hours of lines I’ve not prepared in an accent." The game remains unannounced, with no official name or details disclosed.
Speculation about the project’s identity has emerged, with some fans linking it to Persona 6 due to its need for extensive voice work and recent teasers. However, Cox emphasized the game "doesn’t have a name yet," leaving open the possibility it is an entirely unannounced title. The studio’s surprise at his accent suggests the character was intended to be American, though no further details about the role or narrative have been shared.
Cox’s involvement follows his acclaimed performance as Gustave in *Clair Obscur: Expedition 33*, which took approximately four to eight hours of recording. He previously noted the contrast between that role and his current project, stating the new game’s scale is significantly larger. While no specific game has been confirmed, the lack of official announcement means the project’s scope and release date remain uncertain.