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Published on Thu May 15 2025
Updated on Fri Aug 08 2025
6 minute read
Translation is a very tricky thing to pull off right. Highly accurate translation is even harder. Highly accurate translation that's near instant? Now you're speaking our language.
There are many industries that could benefit from extremely accurate, near-instant translation. We've already talked at length about how crucial and beneficial translation is for customer service, it's also very apparent how it could help in the sales process. On the other hand, there are more fringe applications of the tools like in the gaming industry.
In this article, we will explore why translation is so important in the gaming industry, plus how Transcom's cutting-edge technology can help you truly step up your game.
One of the aspects is the translation of the UI elements. This is the most common type of translation to be found in video games. Today it is more commonly known as localization where it isn’t enough to just translate a game into a language but where you have to translate it into very specific subtypes of language like US or UK English, French or Canadian French, etc.
UI translation in video games is an essential part of the gaming experience. It involves translating anything and everything that pertains to the player interacting with the systems of the game, from adapting menus, HUD elements, story content, audio and more so that any player can understand and interact with the game.
The importance of UI translation in gaming can’t be overstated – it’s what makes games truly international. This type of translation takes a lot of time and effort and is done prior to the game being launched by teams of highly talented and skilled translators.
Another type of translation, one that’s specific to multiplayer games, is live chat gaming translation. In multiplayer games that require communication, coordination, cooperation between players understanding without errors is key to success. Players have long resorted to using a common language such as English or playing in tightly-knit communities in which everyone speaks the same language.

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