Graveyard Keeper 2 Language Support: All 11 Languages Explained

Graveyard Keeper 2 launched with a wide language net: 11 supported languages on the official Steam listing, covering most of the original game’s biggest player bases. There is one big caveat — only English is voiced. Here is the complete breakdown, verified against the Steam store listing on September 9, 2026.

What languages does Graveyard Keeper 2 support?

Eleven languages at launch, per the official Steam language table:

That covers interface and subtitles everywhere, with English dubbing on top. The list lines up with the communities that made the first game a 4-million-copy seller — Slavic markets, Brazil, Turkey, and East Asia are all in.

Is the game voice-acted, or text-only?

English voice audio is the only dub on the list; every other language plays with English audio (or none, if you prefer) plus localized text and subtitles. Dialogue-heavy comedy games live and die on their writing, so the subtitle quality matters here more than usual — the series’ dark humor travels entirely through text for non-English players.

Are the same languages available on consoles?

The confirmed, itemized list above comes from the Steam listing. For PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch, each platform’s store page is the authoritative source — check your regional store for the final word.

Could more languages be added later?

No additional languages have been announced. What the developers have said, in the September 2026 developer diary, is that they intend to continue improving and expanding the game after release according to player wishes. Treat that as encouraging context, not a promise.

If you are picking a platform rather than a language, see the full platform breakdown and system requirements — and the release date guide covers exactly when you can switch the game to any of these 11.