Direct answer

The Blood of Dawnwalker lists support for 15 languages. English, French, Italian, German, Spanish from Spain, and Polish include interface text, subtitles, and full audio. Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Czech, Hungarian, Brazilian Portuguese, Latin American Spanish, and Turkish include interface text and subtitles but do not list full audio.

Spanish from Spain and Latin American Spanish are separate localization entries. They should not be merged in hreflang or purchase guidance because the official listing treats them as different language variants.

Language feature matrix

LanguageLocal nameInterfaceSubtitlesFull audio
EnglishEnglishYesYesYes
FrenchFrançaisYesYesYes
ItalianItalianoYesYesYes
GermanDeutschYesYesYes
Spanish — SpainEspañol (España)YesYesYes
PolishPolskiYesYesYes
Simplified Chinese简体中文YesYesNo
Traditional Chinese繁體中文YesYesNo
Japanese日本語YesYesNo
Korean한국어YesYesNo
CzechČeštinaYesYesNo
HungarianMagyarYesYesNo
Portuguese — BrazilPortuguês (Brasil)YesYesNo
Spanish — Latin AmericaEspañol (Latinoamérica)YesYesNo
TurkishTürkçeYesYesNo

What full audio means

“Full audio” indicates that the store lists spoken dialogue support for that language, in addition to translated interface text and subtitles. A language without full audio is still officially supported for reading menus and subtitles; it should not be described as unsupported. Conversely, subtitle support must not be marketed as a complete dub.

Availability can also vary at the storefront or packaging level. Before buying a physical copy, check the regional box or retailer listing for included text and audio. For digital copies, review the platform's current language panel and any separate language-pack requirements.

How the site handles localization

This guide provides a dedicated landing page for every official language and deeper German and Spanish guide clusters where complete localized content already exists. English pages without an equivalent translation send language-menu visitors to the correct language homepage instead of inventing an empty translated route. That keeps hreflang accurate and avoids hundreds of machine-generated thin pages.

After launch, additional translations should follow demonstrated search demand and available first-hand game data. A translated walkthrough should carry the same concrete steps, evidence, screenshots, and update status as its English counterpart; translation alone is not sufficient reason to index a URL.

Source and update policy

The feature matrix is based on the official Steam language table, checked 2026-07-25. Storefront metadata can change before release, so this page should be rechecked at launch and after major localization patches.

FAQ

How many official languages are supported?
Fifteen.
Which languages have full audio?
English, French, Italian, German, Spanish from Spain, and Polish.
Do Chinese, Japanese, and Korean have subtitles?
Yes. Their listings include interface text and subtitles, but not full audio.