Stranger Than Heaven Uses Unified Multilingual Voice Track
RGG Studio revealed that Stranger Than Heaven will feature a unified multilingual voice track instead of separate Japanese and English versions. Characters will naturally switch languages based on context to preserve authenticity, with multiple language subtitles available. The game follows Makoto Daito across five decades of Japanese history, featuring five real-world inspired locations and a unique combat system where players control each limb independently.
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- Stranger Than Heaven
- Hiroyuki Sakamoto
- Voice Acting
- RGG Studio
- Game Design
- Masayoshi Yokoyama
- Localization
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