Game Translator, by Game
Unitra AI works with any PC game that has voice chat. These guides cover the games people ask about most, and what cross-language comms look like in each.
Compatibility
There Is No Supported Games List
This is the part most people get wrong when comparing tools, so it is worth stating plainly: Unitra AI has no per-game integration, and therefore no list of supported games. It captures system audio and microphone input at the operating system level, which is a layer below any individual game. If Windows is playing the sound, Unitra AI can hear it.
That means it works with in-game voice chat, and equally with Discord, TeamSpeak, or any other voice app running next to the game. There are no plugins to install, no audio devices to re-route, and nothing that breaks when a game patches. It also means a game does not need to be popular enough for anyone to have written support for it.
The guides below exist because callouts, terminology and comms culture differ by game, not because those four games are special.
Guides
Game-Specific Translation Guides
By Genre
What Changes From Genre to Genre
The technology is identical everywhere. What differs is how much spoken information a game carries, and how fast it has to arrive.
| Genre | What voice carries | Why translation helps |
|---|---|---|
| Competitive FPS Valorant, CS2, Apex |
Positional callouts, economy calls, timings | Information expires in seconds. Reading a callout a round later is worthless, which is why ~1s latency is the whole design constraint. |
| Hero shooters & MOBAs Overwatch 2, MOBAs |
Ultimate status, engage timing, target focus | Coordination windows are short and team-wide. One player who cannot follow the call breaks the whole engage. |
| MMOs & raids | Mechanic calls, assignments, long briefings | Raid leaders explain at length. Voice plus the text translator covers both the live calls and the written strategy pasted in chat. |
| Survival & co-op | Conversational, logistical, social | Less time pressure, more total talking. This is where playing with people you could not otherwise play with matters most. |
| Single-player, unlocalized | Nothing spoken to translate | Voice is not the problem here. The screen translator covers menus, quests and dialogue text instead. |
Beyond Voice
Chat and On-Screen Text Too
Voice is the part that runs in real time, but it is not the only language barrier in a game. The same app translates typed chat you can copy, and text drawn on the screen from a snip or a pasted screenshot. See the game translator guide for how the three fit together, or the screen translator page if menus and quest text are your main problem.
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