This brings us to the "Language Pack" itself. For a game deeply rooted in the aesthetic of 1960s grindhouse cinema, the original English voice track—paired with the enemy’s native German—is the director’s intended vision.

You bought the game in a region with restricted voice acting (e.g., Russian versions often lack English audio by default).

: On the Nintendo Switch, the language of a game is typically dictated by the console's system language. The international version, for instance, supports English, French, Italian, Spanish, Russian, and Chinese. Also, be aware that the German version is a special case, as it only includes German language and is often censored to remove Nazi symbolism. Japanese store listing also includes Japanese.

Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus supports multiple languages, but due to the large size of voiceover files, some regional versions might install only the local language and English, or omit certain languages entirely to save disk space.

A: Not necessarily. If you use the language pack method, you only need to download a few gigabytes of voice files.

Open your and right-click Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus . Choose Properties from the contextual menu. Click on the General or Language tab. Select your preferred language from the dropdown array.

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Generally, these launchers allow language selection during the installation process. If the game is already installed, you may need to right-click the game, go to settings, and locate the option to manage "Languages" or "Additional Content." How to Change Language (Console) 1. PlayStation 4 / PlayStation 5 Navigate to the PlayStation home screen. Highlight Wolfenstein II and press the button. Select Manage Game Content or verify in settings.

For further help, visit Bethesda Support or the respective platform’s help desk.