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Its kinda similar to the problems CJK (Chinese Japanese Korean) languages had maybe a decade ago.
Its also due to the fact that many game development takes place in LTR countries.
However hopefully support of RTL will become more common in the future as many RTL countries now have vibrant indie scenes.
English is just the international standard.
This has even been brought up in the context of scientific discovery as well. Where English is the franca lingua of science but how that may be hindering publishing of papers where super smart scientists arent publishing simply because it has to be in english. A problem that wasn't evident even back in Einstein's day where they published in French/german/etc.
Its a pretty complicated problem.