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In recent discussions, there was no 'maybe'—I clearly stated that an English translation and voiceover will definitely be available closer to the release.
The more popular the game is among Europeans, the greater the chance that the right amount of money will be collected for voice acting. Voice acting in Russia is relatively cheap, but voice acting with English actors is much much more expensive.
The game is in early access and is available for purchase worldwide, unlike some American companies, the developer does not divide gamers into grades. The game has a demo version after playing which you can decide to buy early access or not.
The game has English subtitles, the quality of which will improve. Whether there will be English voice acting in the game will primarily depend on English-speaking gamers.
By the way, why do you decide for all English-speaking gamers whether to collect this game in the American region or not?
Games developed in countries with a different language than yours have two types of localization.
1) Subtitles, the game has translated all the text into your language, but the voice acting is left in the original language. 2) the game has translated the text and voiced the character's lines in your language. The second option is not used so often due to the price of voice acting.
So you're saying that if the game is not translated and not fully voiced in your language, then it should not be sold here?
It's clear. It's just wild for me to demand from an indie developer (who makes the game alone and generally could not voice the game into any language) a voiceover in your language. Let me remind you that the developer promised to make an English voiceover if the game is in demand in the English-speaking market.
For example, I like games like Red Dead Redemption 2 and Kingdom Come Deliverance, but it would never occur to me to ask them to do a Russian voiceover. These games must be played in the language where this game takes place and no translator will be able to convey the flavor in another language. Also in this game, there is a gorgeous voice acting that conveys a lot, and I'm afraid that even a good voice translation will not convey all the nuances. Russian Russian I will also remind you of the recently released game Atomic Heart, where the English voice acting, in the opinion of English-speaking players, loses to Russian and they put Russian voice acting and not English.
>>>uhhh uhhh Im americuh I can't speak or understand any other language other than a degenerated version of english uhh uhhh add english please
edit : translated with AI for now so yeah not always that great, as other have said it, but it does the job most of the time (in both languages I tested)