#4 Internationalization

[Cyde Weys]

The game is exclusively in English right now, which is a shame, because the students who stand to benefit most from free educational software are non-English-speakers. The game could definitely use some internationalization. A lot of the game's content is already loaded from text files, so some of the internationalization would be as simple as just translating the text files and putting a switch into the code to load up different text files.

Of course, the spoken sections are more troublesome, as they would need to be re-recorded in other languages. It's probably best to just turn off the English speech in the non-English languages at first.