Game

✨ Game localization happens at every touchpoint

Game translation is typically required when launching or expanding into new markets:

•    Translating games into English or multiple languages
•    Translating UI/UX, menus, and quest systems
•    Translating dialogue, storyline, and character lines
•    Translating marketing content (store listings, trailers, ads)
•    Translating operational and player support materials

👉 These are common needs when studios localize games to reach global players

✨ A common situation in game development

A new update is released:

•    Gameplay works correctly
•    But translations are off-tone or out of context

👉 Players misunderstand quests
👉 Cannot complete them
👉 Leave low ratings or quit the game

➡️ Not a system issue
➡️ But a content-driven experience issue

⚡ Risks of incorrect game content translation

A small inconsistency can significantly impact the experience:

•    Players misunderstand instructions or quests
•    Loss of emotional engagement with story and characters
•    Reduced player retention
•    Inconsistent content across updates
•    Display issues (UI, character limits, fonts…)

👉 In games: wrong content = broken experience

👉 Translation errors not only cause confusion — they directly affect retention, ratings, and player experience

✨ Translation ≠ Localization ≠ Game experience

Translation is only the first step.

Games require:

•    Context-accurate content within gameplay
•    Tone aligned with the game world
•    Consistency across characters, levels, and versions

👉 Content must be managed across updates, events, and the entire lifecycle of in-game content

👉 This is no longer just translation
👉 It is part of the player experience

✨ Types of game content to handle

📂 Common content types:

•    UI/UX (menus, HUD, quest systems)
•    Dialogue (character lines)
•    Narrative (storyline)
•    Items, skills, descriptions
•    Store listings and marketing content
•    Support content (FAQ, player support)

👉 Content is handled by dialogue segments, quest structures, and display constraints within the game interface

✨ Mokrica’s solution

Mokrica doesn’t just translate game content.
It helps you manage all content throughout game development and operations.

👉 Instead of:

•    Fragmented content across files
•    Difficulty managing versions
•    Misalignment across updates

👉 With Mokrica:

All content is handled in a unified workflow — from uploading content, displaying cost and turnaround time, to tracking progress and managing versions and context.

👉 Upload game content to instantly see cost and processing time for each update

✨ Value you receive

• Consistent content across the entire game
• Maintained tone and player experience
• Reduced errors across multiple updates
• Faster global release timelines

👉 Content is no longer a bottleneck
👉 It becomes part of the game development pipeline

⚙️ Game translation workflow

① Upload content
② Enter requirements (context, tone, terminology…)
③ Receive instant quote
④ Confirm
⑤ Track progress
⑥ Receive final translation

👉 100% online – aligned with continuous game updates

💰 Moca package – content handling per update

The $79 Moca package ensures you always have budget ready to process content during releases or updates.

•    Create orders anytime
•    Use → pay based on usage
•    After payment → balance resets

👉 Suitable for studios handling content continuously across updates

👉 Learn more: Benefits of the Moca package

🚀 Get started – optimize player experience

A well-executed translation helps:

•    Players understand gameplay correctly
•    Increase retention
•    Ensure stable global releases

👉 Upload your content and get a quote now — before a small detail breaks the player experience