Ryan X. Messcher

Ryan X. Messcher is a Jewish-American voice actor with a thing for gyoza and goblins. Hailing from Boston and trained at Berklee, he’s lent his voice to major games like My Time at Sandrock, AI Limit, and Run, Tiger, Run! Whether he’s playing a gruff war hero, a cursed king, or just some guy with a sword, Ryan brings honesty, heart, and broadcast-quality sound from his home studio.

Male

20-30s ★ 30-40s

English

Accents

American ★ Boston

Styles

Animation/Character ★ Approachable ★ Everyman ★ Expressive ★ Friendly ★ Gaming ★ Inviting ★ Reassuring ★ Singers

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Commercial

Animation

Promo

Gaming

Singing

Audiobook

Foxy Tongue Voices Shapes [Recovered]-07

Artist Bio

Ryan has fondly been called “the guy you want voicing your wizard, warlock, or weirdly charming cult leader”…His voice has landed him in a host of beloved indie games, including My Time at Sandrock (as Burgess, Gustave, and Grumpy), AI Limit (as Assis), and the animated feature Run, Tiger, Run! (as, well… basically half the cast).

He’s voiced everything from eldritch gods (Arena of Gods), bird kings (World of Grimm), and romantic rivals (Love in an Enchanted Realm) to dramatic podcast characters (Detective Dexter, Terra Arcanum Chronicles, and more). His style? Honest, textured, and totally committed – even when it’s a talking statue or an ancient AI.

When he’s not behind the mic, Ryan’s composing original scores for film, podcasts, and games. He’s a Berklee-trained composer, which basically means he knows how to make even eldritch horror sound beautiful.

Playing Accents

Standard American (Natural), Bostonian, American Southern, British RP, General Spanish