British actor Kevan Brighting lures you in with his friendly tone. On the grand spectrum of video game narrators, with Portal’s psychopathic GlaDOS on one end and the verbal hugs from Stephen Fry in LittleBigPlanet on the other, The Stanley Parable’s narrator sits somewhere in the middle. It takes some time getting used to (I had to turn on subtitles just to keep up), but you don’t have to know what all his “muns” and “tidys” mean to appreciate the offbeat humor he brings to this colorful role-playing game (read our review here). Instead, the Lord High Lord of the Fairies blurted out a torrent of words covered in a thick and abrasive Welsh accent. I expected a high-pitched, nasally voice - something that would fit his diminutive frame.
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