Game Localization: Tap the Frog, by Playmous | Allcorrect Games

Game Localization: Tap the Frog, by Playmous

About the Project


Services: game localization.

Languages: French, Italian, German, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Russian.

Game type: cross-platform (iOS, Android, Amazon Kindle, Windows Phone).

Timeframe: from August 2012 to present.

Size: over 2,000 words.

Team: 7 translators, 7 editors, 1 project manager.

General Information

Tap the Frog is an arcade game comprised of many varied levels. The game’s main feature is that the level difficulty does not increase as the game advances, but levels change form entirely instead. The game wins over users with its colorful graphics and convenient controls.

Project Management

Our team localized the game from English into the target languages, including Russian. The process of localizing Tap the Frog could be split into two tasks: translating the interface, which contained standard terms that required no artistic adaptation, and translating the marketing materials, where we could give free rein to our imagination. We actively used turns of phrase related to the ‘froggy’ theme of the game to create a fitting atmosphere.

Project Characteristics

  • Translation of two types of text: interface and marketing materials.
  • Use of ‘frog’-speak to create a comic effect.
  • Translation from English into the other languages.

Playmous

Playmous was founded in 2011 with the aim of creating a boutique-format mobile publisher. The company’s first project, the Tap the Frog series, surpassed projections of 1.5 million copies sold.

Allcorrect
Allcorrect is a gaming service company. We help game developers free their time from routine processes in order to focus on key tasks. We provide professional game localizations into 40+ languages and create game art of all levels of complexity. Also, we offer localization testing, voice-over, and culturalization adaption of in-game content. Our team adores games and complex projects. We’re incredibly proud of our clients, including both world-renowned AAA developers and indie companies that have successfully entered the international market.