Direct answer
The Steam release lists 10 supported languages. English includes interface text, full audio, and subtitles. The other nine listed languages include interface text and subtitles but no full audio: French, Italian, German, Spanish from Spain, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Russian, Korean, and Brazilian Portuguese.
Steam language table
| Language | Interface | Full audio | Subtitles |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| French | Yes | No | Yes |
| Italian | Yes | No | Yes |
| German | Yes | No | Yes |
| Spanish – Spain | Yes | No | Yes |
| Japanese | Yes | No | Yes |
| Simplified Chinese | Yes | No | Yes |
| Russian | Yes | No | Yes |
| Korean | Yes | No | Yes |
| Portuguese – Brazil | Yes | No | Yes |
Steam does not list Traditional Chinese, Spanish from Latin America, Portuguese from Portugal, Polish, Turkish, Dutch, or additional full-audio tracks as supported on the checked date.
Platform boundary
This table is authoritative for the Steam product page on the verification date. Do not automatically copy it to Epic Games Store, PlayStation 5, or Xbox Series X|S. Console language availability can depend on the regional SKU, system language, installed pack, and storefront metadata. Each platform page should be checked independently before promising support.
“Interface” can cover menus and other on-screen text, while “subtitles” describes supported caption text. It does not prove that every texture, player-generated message, proximity-chat conversation, accessibility label, or support article is localized. “Full audio” on Steam is checked only for English.
Verification steps
- Confirm the platform and store region.
- Read the current product-page language table.
- Open the game's language setting and record every selectable option.
- Check menus, tutorials, subtitles, story scenes, online prompts, and text embedded in graphics.
- Record version, platform, region, and test date when reporting missing or untranslated text.