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Steam Confirms 15 Text Languages and Eight Full-Audio Options
The official Steam matrix resolves language-support questions and distinguishes text localization from complete dubbing.
Published · Official-source briefing
Steam lists 15 languages with interface and subtitle support. Eight of those languages also carry the full-audio mark: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish from Spain, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, and Simplified Chinese.
What was confirmed
Korean, Latin American Spanish, Traditional Chinese, Polish, Russian, Turkish, and Ukrainian currently have interface and subtitle support without full audio. Turkish is the fifteenth text language; Arabic is not part of the current Steam matrix.
This distinction matters for users searching whether a language is “supported.” A localized interface and subtitles answer a different accessibility and purchasing question from a complete voice track, so the FAQ records both columns rather than reducing the result to yes or no.
The Steam matrix applies directly to the PC listing. Console language availability can depend on the regional product and downloadable packs, so PS5 and Xbox buyers should verify their own store page even when the language is present on Steam.
Key takeaways
- 15 interface and subtitle languages
- Eight include complete voice acting
- Turkish and Ukrainian are text-only in the current matrix
Official source
Steam — official Control Resonant language matrix
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