Physint’s characters and cast bring Hideo Kojima’s next-gen action-espionage project to life as developer Kojima Productions looks to leverage new technology in its attempt to build an experience that “transcends the barriers between film and video games.”
Kojima’s return to the genre drew much attention to the project and, following Death Stranding’s star-studded cast, we’re all wondering if Physint’s voice actors will include heavy-hitting names from the film and video games industry or, perhaps, offer newcomers a space to prove their talent.
Physint Characters and Cast
As of late 2025, Physint is still very much in the early stages of development, as Kojima Productions focused on finishing Death Stranding 2 before dedicating more of its resources to the action-espionage project.
Developed in close collaboration with Sony Interactive Entertainment, few details about the game have been shared until now, including the full list of Physint’s characters and cast.
That being said, in late September 2025, we did get the names of three actors who would, indeed, be lending their voices, and potentially likenesses, to Kojima’s new project.
| Actor | Character |
|---|---|
| Charlee Fraser | Unknown Character |
| Don Lee | Unknown Character |
| Minami Hamabe | Unknown Character |
You may recognize Charlee Fraser from her role as Mary Jabassa, Furiosa’s mother, in Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. Don Lee was part of Death Stranding 2, where he played Samson Hook, while Minami Hamabe’s career includes roles in Godzilla Minus One, Shin Kamen Rider, and more.
Predictably, Hideo Kojima has confirmed that he did cast other actors in various roles, but opted to keep names under wraps for now, which is understandable, since we’re several years away from Physint’s launch. More details about Physint’s characters and voice actors will likely be shared as development progresses.
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