The game provides extensive support for international audiences. Text translations—covering user interfaces and subtitles—are available in , while full voice acting is recorded for 6 core languages : Full Audio (Voice Pack) English Czech German French Spanish (Spain) Japanese Polish Italian Russian Ukrainian Portuguese (Brazil) Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese Korean Turkish How to Install and Swap Language Packs
For players in Southeast Asia, modder karyain has created a full translation mod introducing support. The project, titled “Austronesian Lang Pack,” uses a multi-register neural localization pipeline and has been tested up to game version 1.5.
While English is the default for many players, the inclusion of Kingdom Come- Deliverance II -Language Packs-
Even with modern systems, language packs can cause bugs. Here are solutions to common KCD2 localization problems.
Here’s a concise guide for , based on standard Warhorse Studios practices (extrapolated from the first game and common industry standards, since KCD II is upcoming/in development as of my knowledge cutoff in May 2025). While English is the default for many players,
(Fortune favors the brave – regardless of what language you speak.)
Offering high-quality voice acting that fits the Holy Roman Empire setting perfectly. French: Full audio support for Francophone players. 🖋️ Interface and Subtitles (Fortune favors the brave – regardless of what
In KCD2, Warhorse Studios has doubled down on this. With the introduction of larger cities and more diverse social classes (nobles, clergy, peasants, and mercenaries from across the Holy Roman Empire), the audio experience is more layered. Using the right language pack isn't just about understanding quest text—it’s about hearing the tension between a Bohemian blacksmith and a Saxon knight in their native tongues.
For KCD2, Warhorse has doubled down. The game is set during a royal succession crisis in the Kingdom of Bohemia (modern-day Czech Republic). Historically, this was a trilingual society:
: Available in Brazilian Portuguese, Italian, Korean, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, and Ukrainian. Review of Localized Quality