Charlie Cox finishes about 40 hours of recording work for unannounced Sega game
Charlie Cox said at New York Comic-Con 2026 that he has finished recording for an unannounced Sega game.
- Cox said the project involved around 40 hours of dialogue; the title, studio and release date have not been revealed.
- According to Cox, the team initially seemed to expect him to sound American, suggesting a role with a specific accent.
What happened
Charlie Cox told IGN in an interview at New York Comic-Con 2026 that he has finished recording for a Sega game that has not yet been officially revealed. According to Cox, the project does not even have a name yet, so it remains unclear exactly which title he is working on.
In the same conversation, Cox said he recorded around 40 hours of lines. He described the work as difficult, but also fun. The actor also said the team initially seemed to expect him to sound American, which suggests his role may have called for an American accent.
IGN had previously reported earlier this year that Cox had said he was working on a new game, without offering further details at the time. Only now is it clear that it is a Sega project and that recording has already wrapped. Sega itself has not announced the game and has not confirmed a title, role description or release date.
Gamespot later also covered the interview and again highlighted Cox’s claim that he had recorded around 40 hours of dialogue. That figure comes from Cox’s own words and is therefore an estimate, not an exact confirmed number.
Timeline
2026-10-08: IGN publishes an interview with Charlie Cox in which he confirms he has finished recording for an unannounced Sega game.
New York Comic-Con 2026: Cox says the game does not yet have a name and that he has recorded about 40 hours of dialogue.
New York Comic-Con 2026: Cox says the team initially seemed to expect him to sound American.
Earlier in 2026: Cox had already said he was working on a new game, but without naming the title, studio or character.
After the interview: Sega has not officially revealed the project and no confirmed release date is known.
Background
Charlie Cox is best known for his role as Daredevil, but he also regularly works on projects outside television and film. In this case, it concerns a Sega game for which only Cox’s involvement and the fact that his recording work is complete are known.
The available information comes mainly from Cox’s comments to IGN and later reporting by Gamespot. Because Sega has not yet announced the project, the title, genre and Cox’s role have not been made public. It is also not confirmed whether he is playing a lead role, supporting role or providing voice work.
The comment about an American accent remains an indication rather than a firm confirmation of the character or setting. Cox did not name the game or share details about the studio, so the project cannot yet be linked to an existing Sega franchise.