Patrick Stewart’s Complete Gameography: Every Video Game Appearance by an Iconic Actor
Beyond Star Trek and X-Men
Stewart’s best-known characters, Jean-Luc Picard and Professor Xavier, reached audiences through adaptations and projects beyond their original screen roles. His video game work also covered franchises outside Star Trek and X-Men, spanning several decades and genres.
His game credits include King Richard in the 1993 MS-DOS role-playing game Lands of Lore and Khelben “Blackstaff” Arunsun in Forgotten Realms: Demon Stone. In The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion, he voiced Emperor Uriel Septim VII.
Unexpected roles and performances
Not all of Stewart’s game appearances were tied to major franchises. He narrated the 2019 3D puzzle game Felix the Ripper and voiced Leonardo da Vinci in Leonardo’s Cat, released in 2015.
Among his other original voice work are the interactive education game Nine Worlds, Zobek in Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, and narration for My Memory of Us. The article describes My Memory of Us as a 9/10-rated game from Juggler Games.
Recordings, likeness and other games
Some entries in Stewart’s gameography rely on his likeness or recordings from earlier performances, rather than newly recorded voice roles. His Star Trek titles include Star Trek: The Next Generation on NES, Game Boy and Game Gear, as well as The Advanced Holodeck Tutorial.
Other listed games are Star Trek: The Next Generation – Future’s Past for SNES and Echoes from the Past for Genesis. Stewart also recorded original dialogue for the 1993 Star Trek: The Next Generation pinball machine, and his likeness appeared in tabletop and trading card games.
A signed card in the works
Stewart’s connection to gaming continues with the upcoming Magic: The Gathering x Star Trek Universes Beyond crossover. It is set to include a rare Captain Jean-Luc Picard card signed by Stewart.
Fewer than 250 signed copies are expected to be available when the crossover launches on November 13. The article describes the card as especially sought after in light of Stewart’s recent passing.
Key points
- Stewart’s game roles include characters from Star Trek, The Elder Scrolls and Castlevania.
- He also narrated Felix the Ripper and My Memory of Us.
- Some games feature Stewart’s likeness or archival recordings instead of new performances.
- A signed Captain Jean-Luc Picard card is planned for the November 13 crossover launch.