Kellen Goff voices Jordan, the protagonist of Terrible Lizards. WDR Studios announced that actor-to-character pairing directly. The other people and mascots below help you follow the game's conversations, but their character names should not be mistaken for verified performer credits.
This guide concerns WDR Studios' first-person horror parkour game, released on October 29, 2026. An unrelated animated film uses the same title; its production credits do not belong to this game. The game has English voice acting, with multiple subtitle languages including Simplified Chinese.
Confirmed voice actor
| Performer | Role | What to identify |
|---|---|---|
| Kellen Goff | Jordan | The playable college student and the voice reacting to events during traversal |
Jordan is a college student whose car trouble brings him to Dalton's Dinos. His athletic background supports the movement-heavy premise: he survives through running, climbing, jumping and other traversal skills rather than an arsenal of weapons.
Because the game uses a first-person perspective, identifying Jordan by a face in an ordinary gameplay screenshot can be misleading. His role is most clearly established through his dialogue and the player-controlled viewpoint. A cast announcement or the relevant credits screen is a better place to match the actor's name to the character.
Stella is the remote voice guiding Jordan
Stella works at Dalton's Dinos and becomes Jordan's main connection to the attraction's missing people and its underground spaces. Their contact over a headset lets her explain what he is seeing and ask for help finding Dalton and his son.
That role makes Stella one of the most frequently heard characters, but it does not establish her voice actor. Do not attach another performer's name to her just because their delivery sounds familiar. Likewise, an actor appearing elsewhere in the credits may have a different role or contribute to the live-action material.
For a spoiler-light first playthrough, it is enough to know that Stella supplies context and directions from a distance. Her relationship with the attraction is part of the mystery, so a character description does not need to reveal her later conversations or the ending.
Stella is heard remotely through the communication equipment.
Dalton and his family are central to the search
Dalton is the man associated with Dalton's Dinos and the missing child Jordan is asked to find. The attraction's presentation, recordings and personal material make him important even when Jordan is following his trail rather than speaking to him face to face.
Elena is Dalton's wife, and Dalton Junior is their son. The child may be called Junior or DJ. Those forms refer to the same child rather than separate missing characters. Keeping that distinction in mind helps when dialogue, notes and recordings use different forms of address.
These relationships explain the basic rescue premise without assigning unconfirmed actor credits or giving away the family's later story. A live-action appearance and a voice-only performance also need to be credited accurately; one should not automatically be treated as proof of the other.
The Paleo Pals are the attraction's mascots
The Paleo Pals belong to the cheerful public presentation of Dalton's Dinos. You encounter them through displays, recorded messages, imagery and other attraction material. Names associated with the group include Benji, Stephanie, Alistair, Dennis and Pterry.
A mascot's name identifies a character or attraction identity, not the person performing it. It also does not mean every creature that resembles that dinosaur is the friendly mascot brought to life. The game deliberately puts colorful educational imagery beside threats, and preserving that distinction avoids both credit errors and unnecessary spoilers.
Dennis has a separate, substantial role in the story's mystery. If you only want to recognize the cast while playing, treat the mascot introduction as the spoiler-light starting point. A full explanation of that name goes beyond identifying the performers.
How to check an unfamiliar voice
Use the spelling in the game's own credits or a direct cast announcement before matching a performer to a role. Listen-alike guesses are particularly unreliable when a production includes mascots, recordings, live-action footage and ordinary dialogue.
Also keep the edition clear. The free demo and the full release are different applications. A demo's visible material can introduce a character without providing the final game's complete credits. For the same reason, a general list of WDR Studios team members is not automatically a voice cast list.
The confirmed pairing to take away here is Kellen Goff as Jordan. For anyone else, leave the performer unassigned until a role-specific credit establishes it.