Firewatch’s devs need your help to translate the game

7 Mar 2016

Steve Wright

Firewatch developer Campo Santo has taken to its blog to ask for help translating the game into other languages.

Campo Santo is looking for those who speak Spanish, French, Portugese (Portugal/Brazil), Dutch, Breton, Catalan, Danish or Turkish to assist in game localisation.

The idea has come about as a Russian fan has lovingly translated the game for that region.

Those who wish to help out can do so via Transifex.

TagsCampo Santo Firewatch

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