Some positive reviews for my performance in Solar Ash. Thank you!

You will also encounter a character known as Echo after each boss fight. She plays an important role in progressing the story, but that is as far as we will go to avoid spoilers. But we have no problem saying that Fryda Wolff’s performances as Echo and Rei are fantastic. Playing two different and highly important characters is no easy task, and she pulled it off flawlessly.

Omar Banat for Twinfinite

Rei is a phenomenal character, full of charm and wit and a deep emotional well that is brought to life with skill by her voice actress, Fryda Wolff. Rei is the player’s vehicle through the journey that is Solar Ash, but she is anything but a silent protagonist. Her characterization and gradual development over the course of the game are some of Solar Ash’s best elements.

The world is brought to life even more by the voice actors who got to play in it, and they each pull off a remarkable job of breathing life into their characters and the environment they inhabit. Fryda Wolff is the voice of Rei, and she turns in what I would consider to be a career-defining performance with this game.

Wolff incorporates these subtle inflections to her delivery of Rei’s lines that establish her personality and views on life. She also recorded several lines of Rei shouting and laughing with delight as she makes her way around the world, and these noises are a charming bit of character building that endeared Rei to me even more.

Hayden Epstein for GameTyrant

The cast are all brilliant, with Skybound sparing no expense for Hollywood talent like Debra Wilson, Elias Toufexis, and Stephen Stanton — though it’s fair to say Fryda Wolff steals the show as Celia. Wolff already showed considerable chops in Mass Effect: Andromeda as the adorkable Sara Ryder, but Celia really flexes her range. The result is an adventure heroine who can stand proudly alongside the likes of Dave Fennoy’s Lee Everett.

Elijah Beahm for The Escapist

This is a flattering excerpt regarding my contribution to Thief of Thieves, from The Escapist’s retrospective “Second Look” review. I’m demonstrably the least experienced actor among the names mentioned, but I’m happy to take the compliment!