How to Fix The Talos Principle 2 Can’t Change Language

Are you experiencing trouble changing the language in The Talos Principle 2? Don't worry, we've got you covered! In this guide, we'll walk you through the step-by-step process to resolve this bug. By following these instructions, you'll be able to change the game language to your preferred option in no time.

Step 1: Locate the Game Installation Folder

To begin, navigate to the "%LOCALAPPDATA%Talos2SavedConfigWindows" location within the game installation folder. This is where we'll find the file we need to edit.

The first step in resolving the language change issue in The Talos Principle 2 is to locate the game installation folder on your computer. The game installation folder is the directory where all the game files are stored. In this case, we are specifically looking for the "%LOCALAPPDATA%Talos2SavedConfigWindows" folder.

To find the game installation folder, open your file explorer and navigate to the drive where the game is installed. Look for a folder named "The Talos Principle 2" or a similar title. Once you have located the game installation folder, open it to proceed to the next step.

Step 2: Open GameUserSettings.ini

Once you've located the "%LOCALAPPDATA%Talos2SavedConfigWindows" folder, open the GameUserSettings.ini file using a text editor of your choice. This file contains various settings for The Talos Principle 2.

In order to change the language in The Talos Principle 2, we need to edit a file called GameUserSettings.ini. This file contains various configurations and settings for the game, including the language options.

To open the GameUserSettings.ini file, right-click on it and select "Open With." Choose a text editor from the list of available options. You can use any text editor you are comfortable with, such as Notepad or Sublime Text.

Step 3: Add Language Initialization Code

Within the GameUserSettings.ini file, scroll down until you find an appropriate spot to add the language initialization code. Insert "[Internationalization]" and "Culture=en" (without quotation marks) into a new line within the file. This will initialize the game's language as English.

Now that we have the GameUserSettings.ini file open in our text editor, we can proceed to add the language initialization code. This code tells the game which language to use when it starts up.

Scroll through the file until you find a suitable location to add the code. It is recommended to add the code at the end of the file or in a section dedicated to language settings.

To initialize the game's language as English, insert the following code into a new line: "[Internationalization]" and "Culture=en" (without quotation marks). The "[Internationalization]" line specifies that we are modifying the language settings, while "Culture=en" sets the language to English.

Step 4: Change Language (Optional)

If you wish to change the language to something other than English, simply replace "en" with your desired language code (e.g., "fr" for French or "de" for German). You can find a list of supported language codes online.

If you prefer to play the game in a language other than English, you have the option to customize the language code. Each language has a specific code assigned to it, which the game recognizes and uses to display the text in the selected language.

To change the language, locate the "Culture=en" line in the GameUserSettings.ini file. Replace "en" with the language code of your choice. For example, if you want to play the game in French, replace "en" with "fr". Similarly, if you want to play in German, use "de" as the language code. You can find a list of supported language codes online.

Step 5: Save and Exit

After adding or modifying the necessary code, save the changes made to the GameUserSettings.ini file and exit your text editor.

Once you have made the necessary changes to the GameUserSettings.ini file, it is important to save the file to ensure that the changes take effect in the game. In your text editor, click on the "File" menu and select "Save" or use the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl + S".

After saving the file, you can now exit the text editor.

Congratulations! By following these simple steps, you have successfully resolved The Talos Principle 2 language change issue. Now you can enjoy playing with your preferred language setting without any further hassle.