Charlie Cox finishes recording for unannounced Sega game
Charlie Cox tells IGN he has finished recording for a still-unrevealed Sega game. The title, role and release date remain unknown.
What happened
Charlie Cox spoke with IGN during New York Comic Con 2026 and confirmed that he has finished recording for a Sega project that has not yet been officially announced. According to Cox, the game still does not have a name, so the title remains unknown for now. The interview did not reveal the genre, the platform the game will release on, or which studio is handling the project.
In the same conversation, Cox said the recording sessions involved around 40 hours of lines. He described the work as difficult, but also fun. Cox also said the crew initially seemed to expect him to sound American, suggesting that his role may have required an American accent. That comment was limited to his own experience during the sessions, however, and Sega has not confirmed anything about the character.
IGN also notes that Cox had previously said earlier this year that he was working on a new game, without sharing further details at the time. That meant his involvement in a game project was already public, but it was only during the New York Comic Con 2026 interview that it became clear the project is a Sega title and that recording has now wrapped. Sega has not officially revealed the project, and there is still no confirmed release date or role description.
The available information therefore remains limited to Cox’s own comments and IGN’s reporting. There has been no official announcement with a title, trailer, cast list or release date. It is also not known whether Cox has a lead role, supporting role or voice role, and there is no confirmation yet about the character he plays.
Timeline
2026-10-08: IGN publishes an interview in which Charlie Cox confirms he has finished recording for an unannounced Sega game.
New York Comic Con 2026: Cox says the game still has no name and that he has recorded about 40 hours of lines, describing the work as difficult but fun.
New York Comic Con 2026: Cox also says the crew initially seemed to expect him to sound American, suggesting the role may have required an American accent.
Earlier in 2026: Cox had already said he was working on a new game, but without giving any extra details about the title, studio or character.
After the interview: Sega has not officially revealed the project, and no public release date has been announced.
Background
Charlie Cox is best known for playing Daredevil, but he also works on projects outside television and film. In this case, he is involved in a Sega game that is only confirmed to have included his recording work, which is now complete. The game’s name, Cox’s role and the exact nature of the project have not been made public.
For now, the information comes only from Cox’s comments and IGN’s reporting. Based on the available details, the project did not have a title at the time of the interview. That makes it difficult to connect the game to an existing franchise or a specific development studio, since Sega has not confirmed any of that yet.
The comment about an American accent also remains only an indication, not a firm confirmation. Cox said the crew initially seemed to expect him to sound American, but he did not name a character, share a dialogue clip or provide any other concrete role description. So the only thing that is certain is that his recording work is done and that it is for an unannounced Sega game.
The timing is also limited to what was mentioned in the interview. The only fixed points in the reporting are New York Comic Con 2026, where Cox made the comments, and IGN’s publication date of 2026-10-08. Sega has not made an official announcement, so a release date or reveal window is still unknown.
Sources
IGN: interview with Charlie Cox during New York Comic Con 2026 about an unannounced Sega game.