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Keep an eye out for these localized game versions that just hit our catalog.



Throughout the years, many of the games that are part of GOG.com have seen localized releases and we ventured to collect many of them with the help of our dedicated community and a thorough search through our master archives. Today, 21 games featuring some of these elusive releases enter our wonderful, digitized catalog.

Learning a foreign language is no easy task, although games have been known to expedite the process. And hunting down localized versions comes with its own challenges but we are not ones to give up easily. Besides, we were not alone in this noble quest. Many of the localized versions on this list come from our personal collections, others we acquired through persistent eBay hunting, but a good number of them were submitted by members of our wonderful multilingual community, that humbled us with their generosity. Let’s take a moment to offer these people a resounding high-five and a warm "thank you" for making this Community Language Pack possible with their contributions.

Without further ado, let's take a look at the extensive list of localized versions, debuting today on GOG.com:



<span class="bold">Afterlife</span>: French, Italian, Spanish
Thanks MIK0 for the Italian version
<span class="bold">The 11th Hour</span>: German
Thanks MarkoH01
<span class="bold">Beneath a Steel Sky</span>: Italian, German, Spanish
Thanks ScummVM.org
<span class="bold">Gothic</span>: Polish, Czech
From our archives
<span class="bold">In Cold Blood</span>: German
Thanks MarkoH01
<span class="bold">Indiana Jones&reg; and the Emperor's Tomb</span>: Italian
Thanks evrit
<span class="bold">Lands of Lore 3</span>: German
Thanks Pixelion
<span class="bold">Lure of the Temptress</span>: Italian, German, Spanish
Thanks Toelupe for the Italian version, ScummVM.org for German & Spanish
<span class="bold">Master of Orion 2</span>: Italian, Spanish
From our archives
<span class="bold">Nosferatu: Wrath of Malachi</span>: French
Thanks MaxFulvus
<span class="bold">Realms of the Haunting</span>: Italian, Spanish
From our archives
<span class="bold">SHOGO: Mobile Armor Division</span>: French
Thanks Lukin86
<span class="bold">Silver</span>: French, German
Thanks Pixelion for the German version
<span class="bold">Simon the Sorcerer 3D</span>: German
Thanks MarkoH01
<span class="bold">Star Wars&trade;: Rogue Squadron 3D</span>: French
Thanks Lukin86
<span class="bold">Tex Murphy: The Pandora Directive</span>: German
Thanks MarkoH01
<span class="bold">The Feeble Files</span>: Italian, Spanish
From our archives
<span class="bold">Wing Commander 3&trade; Heart of the Tiger&trade;</span>: German
Thanks alexander090165
<span class="bold">World in Conflict: Complete Edition</span>: French, Italian, German, Spanish
Thanks Lukin86
<span class="bold">Wing Commander&trade; 5 Prophecy Gold Edition</span>: German
Thanks alexander090165
<span class="bold">Lords of the Realm: Royal Edition</span>: German
Thanks alexander090165

Correction: The French version of Nosferatu: The Wrath of Malachi was submitted by MaxFulvus. Telika supplied the French manual. We apologize for this error.

A huge thanks to all these people and the team at ScummVM.org for their numerous donations — both physical and digital. Good job, you guys. We may speak different languages, live in different parts of the world, or even enjoy different genres. But we are all gamers, and that's a word that sounds awesome in every language, n'est-ce pas?


Note: These language versions will be getting gradually rolled out today, so don't fret if you don't see your language version right away.
thanks and please ad more italian translations ;-)
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tinyE: Do any of these have an option for 'Imbecile' so that I can play them?
You mean something like this?
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tinyE: Do any of these have an option for 'Imbecile' so that I can play them?
shut up retarded.
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tinyE: Do any of these have an option for 'Imbecile' so that I can play them?
Oh, YOU were the one that wanted them as well. I told GOG but they said that nobody speaking "imbecile" would be on GOG. I guess they were wrong.
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RevelatorITA: thanks and please ad more italian translations ;-)
We try but they tend to be rare. Case in point, The Feeble Files and Realms of the Haunting, I think those were the only coppies on eBay...ever :)
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tinyE: Do any of these have an option for 'Imbecile' so that I can play them?
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truhlik: You mean something like this?
Is that real? XD Oh man, I'm bookmarking that! XD
Don't forget Russian language please, GOG :)
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RevelatorITA: thanks and please ad more italian translations ;-)
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JudasIscariot: We try but they tend to be rare. Case in point, The Feeble Files and Realms of the Haunting, I think those were the only coppies on eBay...ever :)
thanks anyway :-)
Very nice!!
¡Muchas gracias a todos! =)
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truhlik: You mean something like this?
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tinyE: Is that real? XD Oh man, I'm bookmarking that! XD
There's also an NPC in Fallout 2 who's incredibly stupid and, if you're playing a character of normal or high intelligence, just sounds like an idiot talking in broken sentences. However, if you're playing an idiot yourself, they can understand each other very well, and the game suddenly gives you rather verbose translations of their fragmented "caveman-speak".
Post edited March 25, 2016 by InfraSuperman
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abr_alex: Don't forget Russian language please, GOG :)
Don't worry, we haven't :)


As for everyone else:

All of the games in the newspost now have all of their offline installers added for every supported language. With that in mind, this roll out is complete.


In case something is missing, feel free to PM me if you're missing an installer or a language isn't showing up where it should :)
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MainStreamDude: It's great to see more localizations being added to some of the classic games here!
I am visiting my father in Germany right now, and he loves to Play Point and Click Adventures. We played through the remake of Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers which had a German localization, and I really wanted to immediately jump into Gabriel Knight 2... Unfortunately, it lacked German subtitles and voices, so it was a no-go for him.

More translations are always a good thing :)
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MarkoH01: To tell you the truth: GK2 in German does not work really well because one of the charms it had was that it was about an american in Germany including language problems. Having all people dubbed in German destroys this feeling completely. It's really confusing when Gabriel does not seem to understand what another one said even though he spoke the same language.
i found the english GK2 pretty silly if you understand german. 90% of the actors obviously couldn't speak german and sounded mostly horrible when they tried to do so. it's highly unintentionally funny, when there's a guy in bavarian costume, who has a hard time pronouncing any german word... so both version do have their flaws.
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JudasIscariot: As for everyone else:

All of the games in the newspost now have all of their offline installers added for every supported language. With that in mind, this roll out is complete.

In case something is missing, feel free to PM me if you're missing an installer or a language isn't showing up where it should :)
Good news, but I'm surprise to not be mentioned in the donors list. I sent you my french version of Nosferatu Wrath of Malachi in April 2015. Then, black-out until now.
You told me that Telika submitted you only the manual, not also the game.
Not a drama, but a clarification is necessary, in my opinion.
Excellent, great work folks and GOG! I hope you'll find ways to include relevant alternative versions of games and important bonus content that is missing, too. And Linux. etc. ;)

Somebody should share this on Reddit, too.
Post edited March 25, 2016 by tfishell
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kpz: it's highly unintentionally funny, when there's a guy in bavarian costume, who has a hard time pronouncing any german word...
What's so funny about an accurate depiction of Bavarians?

Hehehe...