The title changes with the store language, and the language list changes with the platform. Steam is the wider list. Switch is the shorter one. I keep the developer’s spelling as Denneko Yuugi and record the other spellings beside it.
Eight languages on Steam, four on Switch
Steam, checked 7 Nov 2026, supports English, Japanese with full audio, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, French, German, Brazilian Portuguese, and Korean. A Steam news post titled around “Will Support 8 Languages” matches that count. The US Nintendo page lists Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and American English.
Steam’s “supported” flag does not say whether French, German, Portuguese, and Korean include every menu plus subtitles. I do not upgrade the flag into “full localization.” Switch does not list those four extra languages.
Official titles and the developer’s name
English: Eternal Palace Sakura. Japanese: 夢幻桜楼閣, read むげんおうろうかく in 4Gamer’s annotation. Traditional Chinese on the Steam page: 夢幻櫻樓閣. Simplified Chinese on the Steam page: 无尽幻樱阁. 梦幻樱楼阁 is a media rendering, not the Steam title.
The developer string is Denneko Yuugi on Steam, Denneko Yugi on Shochiku’s English page, and 電猫遊戯 on the Japanese and Nintendo pages. I use Denneko Yuugi in body text and keep the others as also-known-as. Hubs in those languages: 日本語, 繁體, 简体.
Questions
Is the Japanese voice the only full audio?
Steam marks Japanese as full audio. It does not mark the other seven languages that way.
What is the Simplified Chinese title?
无尽幻樱阁, as printed on the Steam Simplified Chinese store page.
Related
Sources
- Steam store page — checked 2026-11-07
- Steam news — checked 2026-11-07
- Shochiku English product page — checked 2026-11-07
- Shochiku Japanese product page — checked 2026-11-07
- Nintendo US store page — checked 2026-11-07
- 4Gamer hands-on and interview — checked 2026-11-07