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New Trailer Reveals Castlevania English Voice Cast

Konami has released a new trailer for Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse, and its biggest reveal is the game’s full English voice cast. The video not only confirms who will be bringing the major characters to life, but also gives players another strong look at the game’s moody presentation, gothic world design, and dangerous enemies. With a mix of returning performers and fresh additions, the cast appears designed to blend long-running series history with a new chapter centered on Rose Belmont.

One of the most notable casting details is Abby Trott as Rose Belmont, the game’s main protagonist. Rose is the daughter of Trevor Belmont, and this adventure places her at the center of a new battle against darkness. Trott’s role is especially important because Rose is being positioned as the lead figure in a story that connects directly to one of the franchise’s most recognizable bloodlines. The trailer frames her as a determined hunter stepping into a brutal conflict filled with monsters, cursed locations, and towering threats.

The English cast also includes Graham McTavish as Dracula, a role that immediately adds weight to the game’s villainous presence. Dracula remains one of gaming’s most iconic antagonists, and the trailer leans into that legacy with dramatic imagery and a foreboding tone. Another major highlight is Liam O’Brien returning as Isaac, reprising a character that first appeared in Castlevania: Curse of Darkness more than two decades ago. For longtime fans, that callback helps strengthen the connection between this new release and earlier entries in the series.

Beyond those headline roles, the game features a sizable supporting cast. JB Blanc voices Trevor Belmont, while Alejandra Reynoso plays Sypha Belnades. Ray Chase appears as The Fallen, Erica Lindbeck voices Joan of Arc, Melique Berger plays Medusa, Dawn M. Bennett takes on Carmilla, and Aaron LaPlante voices Death. Taken together, the lineup suggests a story that will draw from familiar Castlevania themes while also introducing new dramatic dynamics through Rose’s journey.

The trailer is not focused on voice talent alone. It also highlights the game’s visual style and gameplay structure. Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse is described as an exploration-based 2D action game, and the footage emphasizes dark, richly detailed environments filled with hazards and monstrous encounters. Players can expect to move through gothic settings, uncover paths through hostile territory, and face off against nightmarish bosses that seem designed to test both reflexes and strategy.

The story is set in Paris, France, in the year 1499, taking place 23 years after the events of Castlevania III. That setting gives the game a distinct identity, with burning streets and ominous architecture helping establish a grim atmosphere. Rose Belmont’s mission sends her through a city under siege and into Dracula’s castle, where she will battle creatures of the night using a range of weapons and abilities. Among her tools is the legendary Vampire Killer whip, a signature weapon tied closely to the Belmont family legacy.

Development is being handled jointly by Konami, Evil Empire, and Motion Twin. That partnership is especially interesting given the emphasis on exploration and 2D action, two areas where strong level design and responsive combat are essential. Based on the trailer footage and official details, the game seems to be aiming for a blend of classic series identity and modern action design, with an emphasis on movement, combat variety, and atmospheric worldbuilding.

Language support is another important detail confirmed alongside the trailer. English is one of two languages receiving full voiceover support, with Japanese being the other. In addition, the game will include subtitles in French, Italian, German, Spanish, Russian, Brazilian Portuguese, Korean, and both Traditional and Simplified Chinese. That broad language support should help the game reach a wide international audience when it launches.

The release date is set for October 15, and the game will be available worldwide on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam. With a recognizable franchise name, a new lead character, and a cast packed with experienced performers, the latest trailer gives players several reasons to keep an eye on this release. For fans of gothic action games, monster-filled exploration, and the long-running Belmont saga, this upcoming entry is shaping up to be one of the more intriguing launches on the fall calendar.

Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse’s new trailer reveals the game’s English voice cast and offers a closer look at its Gothic environments, exploration and nightmarish boss encounters.

The newly released trailer introduces Abby Trott as the game’s protagonist, Rose Belmont, while revealing Graham McTavish as the iconic Dracula.

The ensemble cast brings acclaimed performers from across games, film and television. Liam O’Brien also reprises his role as Isaac, who first appeared in Castlevania: Curse of Darkness more than 20 years ago.  

The trailer brings the newly revealed cast into the spotlight and offers a closer look at the game’s richly detailed gothic environments, exploration and nightmarish boss encounters.  

Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse Cast:  

Abby Trott as Rose Belmont
JB Blanc as Trevor Belmont
Alejandra Reynoso as Sypha Belnades
Graham McTavish as Dracula
Ray Chase as The Fallen
Erica Lindbeck as Joan of Arc
Melique Berger as Medusa
Liam O’Brien as Isaac
Dawn M. Bennett as Carmilla

Aaron LaPlante as Death

Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse is an exploration-based 2D action game developed jointly by KONAMI, Evil Empire and Motion Twin. The story unfolds in Paris, France, in 1499—23 years after the events of the popular series entry Castlevania III. Rose Belmont, daughter of the Dracula-slaying hero Trevor Belmont, sets out to defeat monsters whilst exploring the burning streets of Paris and Dracula’s castle, utilizing a variety of weapons and skills, including the sacred whip ‘Vampire Killer’.    

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