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addedI was a bit late adding full Ukrainian voiceover to the game, so we didn’t manage to finish it before the start of Ukrainian Games Fest 2025. But I did manage before it ended.
changedVoiceover is the final stage of development — you get to it when you know the game is close to the finish line. Today I fully wrapped up collaboration with American and Ukrainian dubbing actors (not sure if that’s the right term). In total, 3 professional American VO actors and 8 Ukrainian actors took part — voices you’ve heard in movie theaters, on streaming shows, and even on TV.
addedEven though I don’t really like the prologue in I Want to Believe , I decided to keep it in the full version — and paid for its dubbing as well. Besides the prologue, the voiceover has already been added to the main story. The game is now in the stage of pre-release polishing and bug fixing. Over time, the release date was pushed back 4–5 times, but September 15, 2025 is now the final release date .
I Want to Believe changes
addedI was a bit late adding full Ukrainian voiceover to the game, so we didn’t manage to finish it before the start of Ukrainian Games Fest 2025. But I did manage before it ended.
changedVoiceover is the final stage of development — you get to it when you know the game is close to the finish line. Today I fully wrapped up collaboration with American and Ukrainian dubbing actors (not sure if that’s the right term). In total, 3 professional American VO actors and 8 Ukrainian actors took part — voices you’ve heard in movie theaters, on streaming shows, and even on TV.
addedEven though I don’t really like the prologue in I Want to Believe , I decided to keep it in the full version — and paid for its dubbing as well. Besides the prologue, the voiceover has already been added to the main story. The game is now in the stage of pre-release polishing and bug fixing. Over time, the release date was pushed back 4–5 times, but September 15, 2025 is now the final release date .
I was a bit late adding full Ukrainian voiceover to the game, so we didn’t manage to finish it before the start of Ukrainian Games Fest 2025. But I did manage before it ended.
Voiceover is the final stage of development — you get to it when you know the game is close to the finish line. Today I fully wrapped up collaboration with American and Ukrainian dubbing actors (not sure if that’s the right term). In total, 3 professional American VO actors and 8 Ukrainian actors took part — voices you’ve heard in movie theaters, on streaming shows, and even on TV.
Even though I don’t really like the prologue in I Want to Believe, I decided to keep it in the full version — and paid for its dubbing as well. Besides the prologue, the voiceover has already been added to the main story. The game is now in the stage of pre-release polishing and bug fixing. Over time, the release date was pushed back 4–5 times, but September 15, 2025 is now the final release date.
There are surprisingly few games in the world with professional Ukrainian voiceover. Apart from a few AAA titles like Stalker or Metro, it’s hard to name many off the top of your head. So don’t deny yourself such a rare experience. The first time I went all-in on this was in my debut Steam release — Timeloop: Sink Again Beach — and I’ve never regretted it. I can even say it was the main news hook and key selling feature of the game.
