Aniimo Languages: Full Audio, Interface and Subtitles

All Aniimo languages currently listed on Steam

Steam is the most detailed official language source available before launch. Its current table marks all 13 listed languages for both the interface and subtitles. This means menus and supported subtitle text are listed for English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, French, German, Russian, Indonesian, Thai, Brazilian Portuguese, Latin American Spanish, and Vietnamese. The table is platform-specific and can still change, so it should be read as the current PC listing rather than a guarantee for every console or mobile storefront.

• English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, and Korean.
• French, German, Russian, Indonesian, Thai, and Vietnamese.
• Portuguese, Brazil and Spanish, Latin America.
• Every language in the current Steam list is marked for interface text and subtitles.

Which Aniimo languages have full audio

Steam currently marks four languages for full audio: English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. The other nine listed languages have interface and subtitle support but do not have a full-audio checkmark in the current table. The official developer letter separately says that multi-language voiceover was added to the main story and that translation quality was improved across all languages. That statement supports multilingual story voice work, while the Steam table provides the clearest current list of which PC languages are marked as full audio.

• English: interface, full audio, and subtitles.
• Simplified Chinese: interface, full audio, and subtitles.
• Japanese: interface, full audio, and subtitles.
• Korean: interface, full audio, and subtitles.
• Traditional Chinese and the remaining text languages are not marked for full audio on Steam.

Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian support explained

Language variants matter because a general label such as Spanish or Portuguese can hide a regional limitation. The current Steam page supports Latin American Spanish for interface text and subtitles, but it does not separately list Spanish from Spain. It supports Brazilian Portuguese, but it does not list Portuguese from Portugal. Italian is not included in the 13-language Steam table. Players who use a different regional variant may still understand the available translation, but the store listing does not promise a dedicated version for that region.

• Latin American Spanish is listed; European Spanish is not separately listed.
• Brazilian Portuguese is listed; European Portuguese is not separately listed.
• Italian is not currently listed on Steam.
• Store language labels describe official localization support, not whether a player can technically launch the game in another country.

Why the Steam, Xbox, and mobile counts can differ

Official storefronts do not currently present identical language totals. Steam provides a 13-row language table for the PC version. The Xbox product page reports 10 supported languages on its overview, while the Apple App Store lists English and 12 additional languages for the mobile app. A difference in totals does not automatically mean a translation was removed from the whole game. It can reflect platform certification, the storefront region, the release build submitted to that platform, or how a store groups language variants. Use the listing for the device you will actually play on.

• PC players should use the live Steam language table as the current PC reference.
• Xbox players should treat the Xbox listing as authoritative for the Xbox build.
• iPhone and iPad players should check the Apple App Store after the mobile release reaches their region.
• Do not use one platform count as proof that every other platform has the same audio and text files.

Language support is different from store-page language

A localized store page and an in-game localization are not the same thing. A storefront may translate its own buttons, ratings, and purchase notices even when that regional language is not supported inside Aniimo. The reverse can also happen when a game language exists but the storefront page has incomplete marketing copy. Check the formal language or information section, not the language used by the surrounding store website. On Steam, the checkmarks for interface, full audio, and subtitles are the relevant fields.

What to verify after installing Aniimo

The official sources confirm the current language inventory but do not document every in-game menu path or whether text and voice can always be selected independently. After installing, open the language settings before starting the main story. Confirm the interface language, subtitle language, voice language, and subtitle visibility separately. If the game follows your system or store language automatically, review the platform settings before downloading another client. Recheck the live store entry after a patch because localization files and audio availability can change after launch.

• Confirm that menus use the intended interface language.
• Turn subtitles on and check that the selected subtitle language is available.
• Check voice language separately from text if the settings provide two controls.
• Use the current store listing if a language option is missing after an update.

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