Pik-Sen Lim, beloved actress and Dark Souls voice, passes at 80

Pik-Sen Lim, beloved for her roles in British and Malaysian television, has passed away at the age of 80. She is best remembered for her character Chung Su-Lee in the classic comedy series Mind Your Language and her role as Chin Lee in Doctor Who. Lim also made her mark in American shows like Vampire Academy and played a notable part in the film Johnny English Reborn. Her contributions to video games, particularly as the narrator for the opening cinematics of Dark Souls and its sequel Dark Souls 3, have left a lasting impression on fans of the franchise, who often quote her iconic lines.

Pik-Sen Lim served as the narrator for the opening cinematics of Dark Souls and Dark Souls 3, providing essential context and atmosphere that enhances the game’s haunting narrative. Her voice is deeply appreciated by the fanbase, making her an iconic figure in the series.

Dark Souls, released in 2011 by FromSoftware, revolutionized the action RPG genre with its challenging gameplay and dark, immersive world. Its unique storytelling mechanics and compelling narrative have earned it a dedicated following, influencing many games in the genre and becoming a cultural phenomenon beyond gaming.