Shawn Flynn is Jacksepticeye!?

The 3rd chapter of the Bendy and the Ink Machine has been recently released and Jacksepticeye appeared as one of the voice actors in the game.

Who is Jacksepticeye?

Jack or Seán William McLoughlin is one of the famous YouTube personality or celebrity that is described to be the most successful YouTuber in Irish national daily newspaper called “Irish Examiner”. At first, he likes to play games and making gaming videos with his reaction faces. Then as the time flows, he learned how to edit videos and becoming really popular, which he surprised that he could make a living out of it.

What’s Bendy and the Ink Machine?

Bendy and the Ink Machine or BatIM is a first-person horror puzzle episodic game that is created by theMeatly that can be played through Steam.

This game is about Henry (the player) who is invited by Joey Drew to visit their old cartoon studios (aka. The workshop), however… Some things have gone beyond expected.

Currently, the game has 3 chapters, the 1st (Moving Pictures) is released on 10th February 2017, the 2nd (The Old Song) is released at 18th April 2017, and the latest one, the 3rd (Rise and Fall) is released on 28th September 2017.

For each chapter, Henry able to find recording tapes all around the place that usually contained the voice of the workers of the studio that can give some hints in solving the puzzle through describing the behavior of the workers.

For example, there’s a recording tape of Shawn Flynn who is voiced by Jacksepticeye and very recognizable by most players due to the heavy accent that is used. Although his name is mentioned in the credits as one of the voice actors, there is no further confirmation that he actually did that, or maybe Jack hasn’t realized that, yet.

Check Shawn Flynn’s detail at this page: Shawn Flynn

In addition, there is another recording tape that is voiced by other famous YouTuber, that is Grant Cohen who is voiced by DAGames or William Axel Ryan (Will Ryan), who is confirmed by Will himself that he remembered to doing those lines.

Check Grant Cohen’s detail at this page: Grant Cohen

- Cheers, Elvin

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