Ranking Patrick Stewart's Best Video Game Roles

October 30, 2026 - 03:58

Patrick Stewart has lent his unmistakable voice and presence to several video games over the years, and the results range from memorable cameos to full performances that stand alongside his film and television work. Here is a look at five of his most notable roles, ranked.

5. My Memory of Us (2018). Stewart narrates this quiet, story-driven puzzle game set in a war-torn city. His calm delivery gives the game much of its emotional weight, even though his part is relatively small.

4. The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (2006). Stewart voices Emperor Uriel Septim VII in the game's opening act. His brief appearance sets the tone for the entire adventure and remains one of the most recognizable openings in role-playing games.

3. Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 (2014). Stewart plays Zobek, a cunning and mysterious figure who guides the story. He had already voiced the character in the first Lords of Shadow game, and the sequel gives him more room to work with a darker, more ambiguous role.

2. Professor X in X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009). Stewart reprises his film role as Charles Xavier in this action game, bringing continuity to a story that explores Wolverine's past. His presence ties the game directly to the film series.

1. Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation games. Stewart's voice work as Picard in titles such as Star Trek: The Next Generation - A Final Unity (1995) stands as his strongest game performance. He slips back into the character effortlessly, and the writing gives him the diplomatic and commanding moments fans expect.

TheGamer has compared these roles, noting that while some appearances are brief, Stewart consistently elevates the material. Whether he is an emperor, a vampire lord, or a starship captain, his voice carries the same authority and warmth that define his career. For fans, these five roles offer a chance to hear one of the great performers of his generation in a medium he has quietly enriched for decades.