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Game localization supports teams at key stages of global game delivery.
Prepare localized game versions for release in new regions and target markets.
Support multiple localized versions as your game expands across languages and markets.
Keep localization aligned when several regional builds move toward release at the same time.
Maintain localization quality when new features, game updates, or additional content are introduced.
Each service below is scoped around how game production actually works — builds, engines, release cycles, and store submissions.
Define which markets need full localization, text-only adaptation, or post-launch support based on your release calendar and monetization model.
Translate and adapt game content with attention to tone, pacing, player guidance, and gameplay context.
Keep terminology and naming consistent across UI, tutorials, updates, and patch notes throughout the game lifecycle.
Localize voice-over with casting, direction, timing, and technical requirements aligned with character delivery and in-game immersion.
Adapt subtitles, captions, and on-screen text for clear reading during gameplay and accessible player experience.
Localize visual assets with embedded text and prepare them for target-language builds so visible content stays consistent across the game.
Adapt game content to cultural expectations and regional requirements that can affect acceptance, age rating, and market release.
Integrate localized content into game builds and support recurring updates across release cycles.
Localize store listings and marketing content to support game discovery and conversion in each target market.
Adapt required content for regional regulations, age-rating systems, and platform submissions that can affect release approval.
Support ongoing localization for updates, events, new features, and other live game content.
We support localized game versions across the environments and platforms where players experience them.
Tell us what you’re working on, and we’ll help define the right localization approach for your release.
With 20+ years in game testing, we bring testing expertise into every stage of localization QA:
Review translation accuracy, terminology, meaning, and language consistency across localized game content.
Check text placement, fonts, truncation, layouts, and localized graphics within the actual game interface.
Verify that localized content is correctly implemented and works as expected within the game.
Check language and content against local cultural expectations, along with dates, time, numbers, currencies, measurement units, and other market-specific formats.
Review quests, tutorials, item names, system messages, and other localized elements within the actual gameplay context.
Check localized voice-over and in-game audio for accurate language, natural delivery, timing, and synchronization with on-screen events.
Tell us about your game, target languages, platforms, and release plans.
We discuss your localization needs, target markets, project priorities, and required coverage.
After you sign the NDA, you provide the available game content, builds, and source and reference materials required for the project.
We prepare the localization scope, timeline, team setup, and effort estimate for your review.
Once the scope is approved and all required materials are ready, our team starts working on your game localization.
Fill out the form, and we’ll outline the localization scope, team setup, timeline, and next steps.
To help the game expand into 12 new language markets, we tested translations, cultural relevance, usability, and UI across browsers and real mobile devices with local language experts. The localization improved player reviews and helped grow the player base in newly supported regions.
To prepare a new DLC for release across 16 languages, we tested localized dialogues, descriptions, quest conditions, guides, and interface elements. The team found 20+ critical localization bugs that could confuse players and helped ensure the new content worked correctly across all supported languages.
To support the RPG throughout development, we included localization testing alongside functional, compatibility, UI/UX, and gameplay validation. The team checked how the game interface worked across different languages while helping ensure a consistent experience across a wide range of iPhone and iPad devices.