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On top of that the game's own language isn't altered at all, which makes deciphering it nearly impossible if you don't play it in english. If the translation team would've put in any effort and love for details as the developer, they would've translated everything and applied the rules of the tunic game language. Instead they did a ♥♥♥♥♥♥, hasty job. They only had to translate like 50 words and they still screwed it up.
I recommend playing it in english, or at least not play in german, because they seem to have used google translate. Given the amount of detail and care put into the game, especially the language, it's a huge blow to the overall quality you get to experience.