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Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy PC and Console Language Support

Evidence note: launch-dependent details remain marked Retail verification required.

Last checked: August 24, 2026. The official Steam listing shows 17 supported languages for *Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy*. All listed languages support the interface and subtitles, while full voice audio is currently listed for English, French, German, and Spanish from Spain. Simplified Chinese is listed for the interface, full audio, and subtitles. Console language availability should be checked separately at retail.

Which languages does Resonance support?

The Steam language table currently lists:

The official listing marks all 17 languages for interface and subtitle support.

Which languages have full voice audio?

The Steam table currently marks full audio for:

All other listed languages are currently shown with interface and subtitles but without full audio.

The final audio availability in each regional build, along with any post-launch additions, is Retail verification required.

Does Resonance have Simplified Chinese support?

Yes. The official Steam listing marks Simplified Chinese for the interface, full audio, and subtitles.

This means the current listing indicates Chinese menu/interface text, Chinese subtitles, and Chinese full voice audio. The final in-game quality, terminology consistency, and console availability are Retail verification required.

Does Resonance have Traditional Chinese subtitles?

Yes. Traditional Chinese is listed for interface and subtitles. It is not currently marked for full audio on Steam.

The final availability on PlayStation and Xbox storefronts, as well as regional language settings, is Retail verification required.

Is English voice audio available?

Yes. English is listed for interface, full audio, and subtitles.

Players should still check the final audio-selection menu after launch if they want to confirm whether languages can be changed independently of the interface or subtitle language.

Does the Steam language table apply to PS5 and Xbox?

Not automatically. Steam provides a clear PC language table, but console storefronts can display language support differently by region, platform, and package.

The Steam information is strong evidence for the PC version. Console language parity, downloadable language packs, and regional restrictions are Retail verification required.

What does “interface” mean?

Interface support generally refers to menus, settings, item descriptions, objectives, and other written UI elements. It does not necessarily mean that every spoken line is voiced in that language.

For *Resonance*, the Steam table separates interface, full audio, and subtitles, so players should read the columns separately rather than assuming that interface support includes voice acting.

The exact treatment of tutorials, collectible lore, accessibility text, and downloadable content language is Retail verification required.

What does “full audio” mean?

Full audio indicates that the listing supports voice audio in that language. It does not by itself describe audio quality, regional dialect, subtitle synchronisation, or whether every cinematic uses the same audio track.

The final voice-line coverage and language-switching behaviour are Retail verification required.

What does subtitle support include?

Subtitle support indicates that the game provides written subtitles in the listed language. The Steam listing does not provide a complete breakdown of cinematic subtitles, environmental dialogue, collectible lore, or accessibility options.

Those details, along with subtitle size, background, speaker labels, and display options, are Retail verification required.

What is confirmed before release?

What still needs retail verification?

Retail verification required for:

Final answer

The official Steam listing currently shows 17 languages for *Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy*. All 17 support interface text and subtitles, while English, French, German, Spanish from Spain, and Simplified Chinese are listed with full voice audio. Console parity, regional differences, language settings, and final localisation quality remain Retail verification required until the retail builds are checked.

Source: Official Steam language table.

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