Games with predominantly British voice-acting?

Domino Rally/Minon Everyday Hero was localized with British voice acting.

@bocam@cornbredx Skyrim very much does not have British voice acting, and that's one of the things that bothers me the most about that game, since any supposedly British-sounding characters are actually voiced by American voice actors trying to sound British, which never works well. It also has Americans trying to do Nordic accents, which does not sound very good either. Comes close to being completely immersion-breaking for me.

Same goes for Diablo III.

@jjd: Pate and Darth Maul. Although to be fair Maul didn't say much.

Robin Atkin Downes who plays the male Demon Hunter is actually British.

@corruptedevil said:

Though funnily enough he's actually putting on an American accent for his Demon Hunter role. In fact a lot of Diablo III characters have American accents thinking back to it.

Sir, You are Being Hunted.

Heavenly Sword

Demon's Souls, Dark Souls I & II. Bloodborne will probably be the same.

90% of fantasy games ever made

Any game that involves fantasy elements the go-to accent is British. Even in movies. Why the fuck does Thor sound English? Well he's weird and from another world so he has to sound "foreign" but not "too foreign". Such a stupid trope.

Also, the later Zork games spring to mind.

No One Lives Forever. Well, it is a James Bond-y, Avengers, Man from UNCLE-type game so it is to be expected.

David Warner plays Jon Irenicus in Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn.

He is a British.

Ever sherlock game.

Thomas was Alone...

Portal 2.

The Witcher 2. Geralt and Trish are some of the only characters to sound American.

I love the British-y voices in Space Marine and some of the other Warhammer 40K games.

anything Warhammer