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The Ukrainian player base is growing every year, and for many of us, our native language is the only comfortable way to fully enjoy the game. We want to be able to dive deep into the story, understand all the details, and get the most out of the experience.
Ukrainian language support isn’t just convenient — it’s a sign of respect for us as players. We truly hope the developers will hear us 🙏🇺🇦
It's a testament to that fact that adding localization even AFTER the game is released can prove to be a fruitful decision. The title initially didn't feature Ukrainian language support, yet the devs decided to add it later on. The result: Ukraine currently holds the 3rd place in the world[mezha.media] in terms of total copies sold for Songs of Silence!
Give our community a chance, and it might just prove to be worth your while 💙💛
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It would be great to play the game in Ukrainian!