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English Localization
April 30, 2026 at 09:45 PM
Accuracy update (2026-04-30)
This page covers the state of English language support for Huaxia: Warring States as of late April 2026 and the path that brought English support to the game.
English is a fully supported language on the Early Access build. The interface, audio, and subtitles all ship with English options. Five languages are listed in total on the official store: English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.
Language | Interface | Audio | Subtitles |
|---|---|---|---|
English | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Simplified Chinese | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Traditional Chinese | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Japanese | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Korean | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Before the paid Early Access launch, English was not yet a fully supported language before the Early Access launch. A high-traffic community thread requesting English support opened in late August 2025 and remained pinned for months. The developer responded in early September 2025 to confirm that multi-language localization was on the roadmap. Through the autumn and winter the thread tracked progress questions and frustration, and full English support landed alongside the paid Early Access launch on April 28, 2026.
As is common for first-pass localizations of dense, lore-heavy Chinese-language games, the English text mixes accurate translations of historical and philosophical concepts with a few awkward phrasings around tooltips and quest descriptions. Names of retainers and schools of thought generally use a recognizable romanization. Patch notes after launch have continued to refine wording.
Tooltip text on rare items and crafting recipes is the most frequent area where wording is being revised.
Some interface labels still alternate between two phrasings between updates; this is being reconciled patch by patch.
Voice lines and English subtitling are tuned together patch by patch.
Translation bugs and missing strings can be reported through the in-game feedback option or in the official community discussion channels. Useful reports include the exact string, the screen or tooltip where it appears, the language you have selected, and the build version on the title screen.
The same approach applies to the other supported languages: report issues with as much context as possible, and include screenshots when the issue is a layout or font problem rather than a wording problem.
See also: Getting Started, System Requirements.
