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World of Anterra Supported Languages: All 16 Steam Options

World of Anterra lists 16 supported languages on Steam, from English and Japanese to Polish, Korean and both Portuguese variants. See the full list.

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How many languages does World of Anterra support?

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World of Anterra lists 16 languages in its Steam store language field. The roster covers most major European languages plus Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and two separate Portuguese and Spanish variants.

LanguageRegion variant
English—
French—
Italian—
German—
SpanishSpain
SpanishLatin America
PortugueseBrazil
PortuguesePortugal
Dutch—
Japanese—
Korean—
Norwegian—
Polish—
Russian—
Simplified Chinese—
Swedish—

What the language tags actually indicate

The recorded store field attaches the same footnote — "languages with full audio support" — to all 16 entries. In other words, the listing does not split the roster into separate interface-only, subtitle-only, or audio tiers; every language carries the full-audio marker.

A few practical points follow from that:

  • Two Spanish entries and two Portuguese entries are listed separately, so Spain and Latin America Spanish are treated as distinct localizations, as are Brazil and Portugal Portuguese.
  • Scandinavian coverage is partial — Norwegian and Swedish appear, but Danish and Finnish do not.
  • No Turkish, Arabic, or Traditional Chinese appears in the current field.

Platform context

This language list applies to the Steam version of World of Anterra, which the store metadata records as a Windows-only release (no Mac or Linux build listed). The store also classifies the game as Adventure, Indie, and RPG.

Because the store page is the source of this roster, the language set reflects the listing as recorded on October 27, 2026, via the Steam app details for World of Anterra. Store language fields can be edited by a developer before or after launch, so treat this as the currently published set rather than a permanent commitment — and note that the presence of a full-audio tag on the store does not by itself confirm how complete the voice work is in each language.