All Army Attack Languages and Subtitles

All Army Attack lists ten languages. On the Steam store table, every one of them has interface and subtitles ticked, and full audio unticked. You can read the game in those languages. You should not expect a full spoken dub.

Devolver's creator page lists the same set in shorter names: English, French, German, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, and Russian. Steam writes Spanish as Spanish - Spain and Portuguese as Portuguese - Brazil. Use the Steam names when you are checking a client setting.

Name	Interface	Full audio	Subtitles
English	Yes	No	Yes
Simplified Chinese	Yes	No	Yes
French	Yes	No	Yes
German	Yes	No	Yes
Spanish - Spain	Yes	No	Yes
Japanese	Yes	No	Yes
Korean	Yes	No	Yes
Portuguese - Brazil	Yes	No	Yes
Russian	Yes	No	Yes
Traditional Chinese	Yes	No	Yes

What that means in play

Card text is the game. The cards page is a pile of triggers: Deploy, End of turn, Start of turn, Refresh, Reinforcement. Those words have to be in a language you read quickly, because Fight or Flight is a decision between fights, not a cutscene. Subtitles cover lines that are spoken. An unticked full-audio box means you plan on text.

Warcluck's tooltip is English on the store screenshot. A localized tooltip should carry the same facts: chick airdrops, numbers, Rifle Chick, a field-wide +1. If a translation drops the +1, believe the English screenshot until the update log records a fix. The Warcluck page quotes the English lines.

Picking a language for a group

The store feature list is single-player. A friend watching your screen still needs to read the cards. Pick the language the person at the keyboard reads. Multiplayer explains why a shared online match is a press claim, not a store flag. It does not add a language.

The fest demo, if it follows the store table, should offer the same ten. That is an assumption. Confirm the language menu on November 16 before you promise a subtitled session to someone else. The clock is on the demo page.

What is not a language setting

The age ratings are not languages. DEJUS in Brazil and the German Steam rating both show 6, with fantasy-violence descriptors. They restrict an age, not a subtitle track. The price page mentions them only so nobody confuses a rating with a cost.

Social channels include Chinese platforms, Bilibili, Weibo, and Xiaohongshu, plus a global set. Those are announcement feeds. They do not change the in-game table. Official links lists them. A post in Japanese does not mean the Japanese audio box flipped to yes.

Verdict: Play in a language you can read at shop speed. Do not wait for a dub. The audio column is empty on all ten rows.

FAQ

Is English the only full game?

English is one of ten interface languages. It is not a richer edition. There is no priced language pack because there is no price at all.

Will voice acting be added later?

Unconfirmed. The column can change. Today it is unticked. A cinematic trailer voice is not the in-game column. The reveal trailer is linked from official links and is a marketing video.

Do subtitles include card text?

The store splits interface and subtitles. Card text is interface. Spoken lines are the subtitle case. You want both ticks, and you have both, on every listed language.

What if my language is missing?

It is not in the ten. A fan patch would be unofficial and is not announced. Platforms is Windows-only as well, so a phone translator overlay is not a supported client.