He is famous for his voice work with H.P Lovecraft readings and he is magnificent at it. Wayne June is a very notable voice talent often does readings for audiobooks, TV, radio, animations and other such mediums. The team are working with Valve and Wayne June to write up a brand new announcer pack for Dota 2. One of the most notable features of the game is the voice talents of one Wayne June as mentioned in the interview with Chris Bourassa. Several months ago, Wayne June, the voice actor responsible, confirmed on Twitter that he had just finished recording his lines for the pack, with the audio in post-production at the studio’s go-to audio company, PowerUp.With the release of the next big update in Darkest Dungeon, the game had gotten another pulse to remind people that the game is fantastic and is still polishing itself further. When the studio dropped DLC earlier this year, it came with the hope for Dota 2 fans to finally see the Ancestor announcer pack emerge - but it never emerged. With only a few intermittent updates, the news about it was slow since.

The Darkest Dungeon team officially confirmed on Twitter that they were working on it in June 2015, stating they were in the writing process. This announcer pack has been over three years in the making, with plenty of fan demand to keep Red Hook on its toes. They shared that “whomping” 715 lines has been recorded for the pack, and that Valve has created new triggers specifically for the pack - meaning we’ll hear the Narrator respond to in-game events other announcer packs haven’t. The team behind Darkest Dungeon, Red Hook, shared in a DLC update post that an announcer pack featuring the Ancestor, the RPG’s infamous narrator, will be available for $9.99. Fans of Dota 2 and Darkest Dungeon may already share a love for brutal, unforgiving video games, but now they’ll have something else in common: the dramatic, eerie and foreboding narrator that speaks of the horrors the player faces.

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