Script & Language

In game voice acting, saying less can often achieve more. This article explores how vocal restraint, silence, and minimal dialogue shape powerful character performances, using Geralt of Rivia in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt as a case study to show how subtle delivery enhances immersion and player agency.

Learn why global brands need multilingual voice acting, not just subtitles, to build trust, convey emotion, and truly localize content worldwide.

Christmas doesn’t just look different - it sounds different in ways most people don’t consciously notice, but instinctively feel. As the season arrives, voices across advertising, branded content, and media begin to soften. Narration slows. Music becomes warmer and less intrusive. Even brands known for bold, high-energy communication shift toward calmer, more restrained delivery. This isn’t coincidence or sentimentality. It’s a response to how audiences listen differently at

Branding is often discussed as a visual discipline. Logos, typography, color systems, and layouts dominate brand decks, workshops, and identity guidelines. This emphasis is understandable: visual elements are concrete, easily reviewed, and relatively static. They can be printed, compared, and approved in isolation. Yet branding, at its core, is not about what a brand looks like. It is about how a brand is perceived, interpreted, and emotionally processed . And in this process