Languages & Mods
ReStory English support: UI, Subtitles and Audio
Steam lists English interface and subtitles for ReStory, but the checked language table does not mark full English audio.
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Steam lists English interface and subtitles for ReStory, but the checked language table does not mark full English audio.
Direct answer
ReStory English support includes the interface and subtitles on Steam. The official language table does not mark Full Audio, so English voice acting should not be promised from the available store data.
English support at a glance
A narrative game can provide English menus and story text without full voice acting. A trailer containing music or isolated spoken lines does not override the store language table. Check Steam again after a localization update.
| Interface | English listed by Steamofficial |
|---|---|
| Subtitles | English listed by Steamofficial |
| Full Audio | Not marked in the checked Steam tablenot listed |
How to select English
Open ReStory in the Steam Library, open its Properties, and check the Language setting. Select English and allow Steam to download any required files before relaunching. Client labels can change slightly, so use the wording in the current Steam interface.
If English text does not appear, check the language in both Steam and the game, then verify installed files. An unofficial language pack is unnecessary when the official store already lists English. Avoid replacement executables.
Other listed text languages
The checked Steam listing names French, German, Spanish-Spain, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, and English. Italian and Turkish are not in that snapshot. Their separate guides explain the dated official status without distributing unverified patches.
Language support can change after launch. A supported addition should appear in Steam metadata or an official announcement. Community demand alone is not confirmation.
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