Gaming
About
Our gaming translation services specialise in all areas of gaming such as video game, sporting and gambling translation to offer our clients a tailored approach. With multiple authoring and translation environments, complex releases, testing cycles, and customer-specific instructions as well as regulatory requirements, there is a lot to consider when creating multilingual versions of your games and we help you go through this. The ultimate goal of game localisation remains to make the game feel as immersive and native as possible to a foreign market, so it appears as though it was originally made for that audience.
Our gaming team is full of master gamers that specialise as highly-qualified linguists, guaranteeing you the best of both worlds: passionate gamers and language experts, and allowing your games and apps to reach the global gaming community more effectively. While the process of translating a game is pretty much the same, regardless of language choices, each language brings a unique set of challenges.
Gamers care a lot about gaming translation meaning that when you get it wrong, you’re leaving yourself open to bad press. Certain things that simply can’t be translated or lose their meaning when you adapt them for another language and it’s important your translators have the expert linguistic knowledge to recognise these potential issues. We also care about how your translated content is going to fit into your game as it changes as words and sentences will be longer or shorter (text expansion/contraction) once you translate them which means they might not fit on-screen or inside elements in the same way.
Please find below a list of the most common translation requests we deal with for this sector:
Computer Games
Video Games
User Interface
Gaming Tutorials
Game Guides
Games Consoles
Arcade games
Voiceover and Dubbing
Readme
Packaging
Instructional manual
Text files
In-game and web graphics
User manuals
Instruction guides
Policy statements
Marketing materials
Physical packaging
Digital packaging
Website
Sales brochures
Display ads
Product descriptions
Social media ads
Social media pages
Web banner ads
In-game advertising
Continuing translation services (game updates, software patches, user tech and other support services, etc.)
Dialogue boxes
UI (User Interface)
Menus
Instructions
Error or help messages
Any other element related to the video game interface.
Experts in many sectors
Transladiem operates in a variety of sectors and has the adequate resources to handle localisation requests coming from multiple verticals.