Neo: The World Ends With You

Neo: The World Ends with You, co-developed by Square Enix and h.a.n.d., is an action RPG released for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 (July 2021), and Windows (September). We've been contributing to the story since 2018, providing translation and LQA support in languages like German, Spanish, French, and Italian.

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Game guide

The localization is very well done, the game has made good use of the modern nuances of the French language.

Jeuxonline

Special mention to the French localization, well crafted and well done.

JV France

Characters and dialogues are as pleasing as they are believable.“

GameSoul

[...] the main and secondary characters are well polished, with cheeky dialogues and an amazing Italian translation.

Multiplayer

Thankfully, the dialogue reads smoothly and helps to characterize the cast even better.

Spazio Games

[...] excellent localization work in our language through subtitles, which reproduce today‘s jargon and abbreviations typical of young people [...]

Nintendúo

The Spanish localization is also very nicely done with great results.

Vandal

The good news is that the text is perfectly translated into Spanish. The slang currently used by young people has been conveyed incredibly well. This is noticeable even in the text messages that the characters send to each other with their phones, where they forget to use accents and constantly try to find a way to shorten the sentences.

Vida Extra

[...] the dialogues are undoubtedly one of the game‘s strengths due to all the colloquial and crazy language that the characters use at all times [...]

Planet Switch

[…] the English audio […] turned out to be top notch. The same goes for the delightful German translation, […] Big kudos to the localization team, who didn‘t “zeta miscalculate. Good/Successful German texts.

PC Games

The dialogs are written in a witty and funny way - adapted slang included, bro!“ “You can notice that there was effort put into the German version of the texts and it wasn‘t just bluntly translated. Charming and funnily written characters

Gameswelt

And if that wasn't cool enough for you, check out at the German subtitles while listening to the English VO: a gloriously idiosyncratic mix of teenage slang and cringe - simply amazing!Last two points in the green bullet list say: "Modern Shibuya: Looks, Snacks and Slang" & "Enjoyable dialogs".

Game guide

The localization is very well done, the game has made good use of the modern nuances of the French language.

Jeuxonline

Special mention to the French localization, well crafted and well done.

JV France

Characters and dialogues are as pleasing as they are believable.“

GameSoul

[...] the main and secondary characters are well polished, with cheeky dialogues and an amazing Italian translation.

Multiplayer

Thankfully, the dialogue reads smoothly and helps to characterize the cast even better.

Spazio Games

[...] excellent localization work in our language through subtitles, which reproduce today‘s jargon and abbreviations typical of young people [...]

Nintendúo

The Spanish localization is also very nicely done with great results.

Vandal

The good news is that the text is perfectly translated into Spanish. The slang currently used by young people has been conveyed incredibly well. This is noticeable even in the text messages that the characters send to each other with their phones, where they forget to use accents and constantly try to find a way to shorten the sentences.

Vida Extra

[...] the dialogues are undoubtedly one of the game‘s strengths due to all the colloquial and crazy language that the characters use at all times [...]

Planet Switch

[…] the English audio […] turned out to be top notch. The same goes for the delightful German translation, […] Big kudos to the localization team, who didn‘t “zeta miscalculate. Good/Successful German texts.

PC Games

The dialogs are written in a witty and funny way - adapted slang included, bro!“ “You can notice that there was effort put into the German version of the texts and it wasn‘t just bluntly translated. Charming and funnily written characters

Gameswelt

And if that wasn't cool enough for you, check out at the German subtitles while listening to the English VO: a gloriously idiosyncratic mix of teenage slang and cringe - simply amazing!Last two points in the green bullet list say: "Modern Shibuya: Looks, Snacks and Slang" & "Enjoyable dialogs".