If the above methods don't work, and you're comfortable with editing configuration files, you can try manually changing the game's language settings. .
Language=ENGLISH
: Go back to the "Localization" directory, open the " RUS " folder, and copy all the files inside it.
Before making any changes, it is highly recommended to create a backup . You can do this by simply copying the entire INT and RUS folders to another location on your computer (like your Desktop). This will allow you to easily revert the changes if something goes wrong. If the above methods don't work, and you're
Main Game Directory │ └── DevilGame └── Localization ├── INT (English Core Assets) └── RUS (Russian Localized Assets) Navigate to: ...\DmC Devil May Cry\DevilGame\Localization\
Ensure you edited steam_emu.ini , not steam_api.ini , as some older versions use the latter.
Open it with Notepad. Search for Language= and change it to: Before making any changes, it is highly recommended
DmC Devil May Cry\DevilGame\Localization\
: If the game reverts your changes on startup, right-click DevilEngine.ini , select Properties , check the Read-only box, and click Apply . Method 4: Registry Editor Tweak (Windows)
Switching DmC: Devil May Cry from Russian to English is not as straightforward as clicking a single button, but it is absolutely possible with a few simple tweaks. The underlying cause is often the regional key you purchased, but as the game files themselves are multilingual, a manual adjustment is all it takes. Whether you use the Steam language tab, the reliable file swap method, or the quick launch command, you'll be following Dante into battle with clear, comprehensible, and stylish English text in no time. the reliable file swap method
In your game folder (where DmC.exe is located), find one of these files:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Capcom\DmC Devil May Cry
Look for the sub-folder corresponding to your game distributor, or look directly for or DmC Devil May Cry .