I think we will try to support Russian directly, so you don't need to use the translate plugin, which might cause some bugs, and we don't know why. :)
151 days ago(+1)
On one hand, it would be cool, but honestly I’m already pretty comfortable with how it works. I see the English text first, and then it auto‑translates a later — kind of a fun way to practice my English, and if I don’t understand something, the translation pops up anyway)
I think your time is better spent on things that really matter — gameplay, voice acting, interactivity, visuals, and so on. I don’t think your russian audience is that big (though I genuinely wish it was). And you probably know we’ve got a lot less freedom with stuff like this over here…
149 days ago(+1)
Well, Russian is still in Steam’s top three languages, so it’d be kinda weird if we couldn’t buy games at all :)
Almost all big titles come out with Russian language support, like the recent Expedition 33 :)
Hunky City is actually cheaper in the RU and KZ (regional pricing is enabled).
What’s the difference?)
Region locks are set by the publisher, same as regional pricing. For example, in the RU region DAV and other EA games are unavailable, but they’re open in KZ, TR — and switching regions is pretty easy ;)
Here’s what the page looks like on our side — I turned on translation for your convenience. For most players, the game doesn’t show up in recommendations because of the language filter, but it’s still purchasable. There’s also the adult filter, which is why (as I understand it) you plan to make TNLS 16+ and DLS 18+
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Hello! I can help with translation from English to Russian for free. It's not difficult for me.
I really like your games and would be happy to help with localization for Russian-speaking audiences for greater convenience.
I am ready to help with the translation of all games, including DD and HS, of course.
Write to me if you are interested in my offer on email kid-to@ya.ru