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Can you translate the language in Tunic?

What does the language in Tunic mean?
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Published: Mar 17, 2022 04:05 am

As you explore the world of Tunic, you will discover various items, secrets, puzzles, and more. Most of the game is left open-ended and for you to discover. One thing that you might be wondering about is the in-game language and if it can be translated.

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There is no in-game way to translate the glyphs in Tunic, or at least through an in-game function. Through Tunic's Steam discussions, many fans have asked if the fictional language can be translated. And a few days after release, it would seem that Reddit user Oposdeo had cracked the code and posted a method to translate the text.

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Oposdeo has posted a detailed guide on translating the language, what the symbols mean, and how they deciphered the in-game text in Tunic. If you are curious about what the language means, you can use Oposdeo's guide to translate the text for yourself.

According to Oposdeo, the in-game language has a meaning and contributes to the story. They did reveal that none of the in-game language they have translated has led to any new secrets.

For more information on Tunic, check out All Achievements in Tunic and How to activate all blocks in Ruined Atoll in Tunic on Pro Game Guides.

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Justin Joy
Justin has been diving into fantasy worlds since he can remember. He is a certified nerd who has a deep love of reading, writing, and hiking. He has been writing since his college days, but specifically in gaming for two years. His favorite games are The Legend of Zelda, Pokémon, Hollow Knight, Celeste, and Banjo Kazooie.
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