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Are you sure there isnt a spanish translation. In fact are you sure this game wasnt originally written in Spanish?
lamentablemente no existe en español.
The game creators said that they wanted to use english cause it was more easy to use certain jokes and expressions. Fortunately they allowed this team to do it by themselves and now we are waiting for it :)
I mean I get it. Its basically an English speaking Japanophile game which is distinct from the Latin American counterpart's type.
Actually, the script was in english from the start, they explained their reasoning on launching the game in english in this tweet.
It is not uncommon for games to be written in English instead of the native languages of the authors.
Although it is rare that they are not interested in translating it later into their own language.
They probably considered that the possible Hispanic sales did not compensate the effort. It's a shame but for niche games there are usually very few sales in minority languages such as Spanish. Sometimes there are never even translations of fans (I've been waiting years for someone to translate Sunless Sea T-T)
spanish it's the 4h language more spoken in the world lol :p
no, in native speakers its the second, but with more speakers its the 3-4th , well i just found that dont really care at all, just was waying its not a "minority" language
So when regarding video games its actually not surprising to me that a game Written in English, with a Japanese Aesthetic and with a marginally representational version of Hong Kong filled with people and names that run the gamut from American to Japanese would do reasonably well. Its almost like this game was made in a lab lol.