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That's correct, since the game is situated in Norway the actress is Norwegian too :)
I prefer the Norwegian voice acting because I have no idea what they are saying, with the english voice I can tell how bad it is. hah
The tape recordings may sound very emotionless, which is intentional, the main reason being everything the protagonist has gone through and the situation she's now in. She's lost everything in her life and just simply has no emotions left. That's how we saw it happening anyway, and a more realistic approach than over emotional acting in some other games like @ModestMarill said :)
When she see that monsters, horror, hear ghosts - her voice is emotional without any doubt, she feels that emotions right now. And in monologues she's emotionless, hollow, empty because all is over, she lost everything and where is no way to turn back anything. All in the past for her.
We must be able to hear the difference clearly, that's I'm about.
Speaking of preferred localization of this game, I like norwegian voice with russian subs, it looks more.. authentic. And I simply like how norwegian sounds. :)