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Like you say or imply, the Alone in the Dark series is a big brand (even if it has been dormant for most of the recent years) and therefore its comeback game should have a much bigger budget, but a small company like THQ Nordic is not able to satisfy that. And I don't mean it because of the rough appearance, but also because of the modest localization decisions planned for it which reek to small indie game instead of an AAA title.
You are Brazilian, and you should know the Alone in the Dark series also has a voice localization history in your language (similar to us, maybe a little less), so you are also left stranded by the sideeffects of the poor budget this game seems to be receiving unfortunately. Infogrames/Atari was always more than able to satisfy this.
Kinda unfortunate THQ Nordiq isn't big, i thought it was but now i realize it's a normal misconception.
It's times like this that make me feel blessed for learning such a almost perfect understanding of english on my own, this means it doesn't affect me that much, but even then, there's always fan translations around the corner, as you may know, my country has a large history of fan translations to either localize games for easier understanding of the story or for comfort purposes.
It's rather unfortunate that there's a possibility that not only my language will not be available in the game but also other people around the world, especially the spanish speakers, they are the ones that suffer the most, i'll show the ace attorney games as an example, they haven't had a localization of new games for over 14 years.
Including Spanish voiceovers to this game would be important not only because of the added value/revenue that would give to a game of this genre where the ambience and inmersion is so important (see how other survival horror games with Spanish voices like the Resident Evil and the Dead Space series fare for reference), but also because most of the previous installments of the Alone in the Dark series already had Spanish voiceovers (Alone in the Dark 3, Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare and Alone in the Dark: Inferno, even the spin off Time Gate: Knight's Chase) and it would be a shame to interrupt that already established trend with this new reboot.
They should really invest more funds in language localization for a game like this which is aimed to be AAA profile and the reborn of the creator of the genre. No need to point out the Resident Evil games, even Alan Wake II features more languages (one more dub this one doesn't, which is actually Spanish, and yes, it seems to have Ukrainian subtitles)
I hope you get your Spanish voice acting. Because in the end, even the Japanese voice acting will be there.
I was actually refering to Alan Wake II there. It has both Spanish voiceovers and Ukranian subtitles, for reference.