In recent years, video games have increasingly developed into a medium that can compete with major Hollywood productions in terms of star casts. High-profile actors, prominent voice actors and well-known internet personalities help games have a similar appeal to films and series. Whether Norman Reedus in Death Stranding or Keanu Reeves in Cyberpunk 2077 – The involvement of well-known names attracts the interest of a wider fan base. Another example of this trend is a new game that stands out for both its cast and its unusual concept.
Everyday superhero life rethought
The latest project with a star cast is Send. This narrative game comes from AdHoc Studio, a team of former developers from the Telltale Games studio. The plot of Send Revolves around Robert Robertson, once known as the superhero Mecha Man. After his mecha suit is destroyed in a fight with his nemesis, he must take up an office job as a superhero dispatcher. From there he coordinated missions for his fellow superheroes and at the same time tried to make a name for himself as a hero again.
The special thing about Send is not only the mix of superhero and workplace comedy, but also the focus on narrative depth. Die Players must strategically decide which heroes to send to which emergencieswhile keeping an eye on interpersonal relationships and office politics. This Decisions have a direct impact on the course of the story. The dynamic dialogue and relationship developments are reminiscent of the interactive stories that made the former Telltale team famous.
Cast with Hollywood and gaming celebrities
One of the main attractions of Send is the top-class cast. Aaron Paul, known as Jesse Pinkman breaking Badgives the protagonist Robert Robertson his voice. He is supported by Jeffrey Wright (Westworld) as well as well-known voice actors such as Laura Bailey (The Last of Us: Part 2) and Matt Mercer (Overwatch). Stars from the gaming and streaming world such as Jacksepticeye, Moistcr1tikal and Alanah Pearce also contribute to the diverse cast. AdHoc Studio promises in Send To combine strategy and management elements with emotional, narrative depth. The planned one Publication of Send on Steam is scheduled for 2025.
Source: Gamespot
