Activision often locks copies of Call of Duty: WWII sold in specific regions to save disc space or comply with regional distribution policies. Common Regional Restrictions
On PlayStation consoles, Call of Duty: WWII typically defaults to your system's primary language. However, there are two standard methods to ensure the correct language is active:
Console versions typically default to the language set in your system settings, but you can manually check for language packs: Highlight the game icon on your Home Screen button on your controller. Manage Game Content cod ww2 how to change language
Open your Steam application and go to your Library .
Xbox users often need to change both language and location to force a new language download. Go to > System > Language & Location . Activision often locks copies of Call of Duty:
Close the window. Steam will immediately begin downloading the corresponding audio and text files. Wait for this download to finish before launching the game. Troubleshooting Missing Audio and Subtitles
Open the gear icon in the top right corner of the home screen. Navigate to System and then select Language . Click on Console Language and choose your target language. Manage Game Content Open your Steam application and
If you want English audio but foreign text, go to the in-game Settings > Audio > Subtitles and turn them ON. You can then pair regional text with default audio where available.
You can sometimes download fan-made language packs and manually drop the localized .cfg and audio files into your game directory. Use caution, as modifying files can occasionally trigger anti-cheat systems in multiplayer modes.