Ukrainian in GTA V Enhanced: the official Steam language list

17 August 2026 · 5 min read

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Checked: Claude (AI) — fact-checked against the Ukrainian original; not proofread by a native speaker

Is there a Ukrainian language option in Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced? No — as of checking the game’s official Steam page, Ukrainian is not among the supported languages.

This refers specifically to the official language list on the Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced app page on Steam — the same list Rockstar Games shows buyers on the store page. Below is the full language list from that page, an explanation of the difference between interface translation and full voice acting, and a step-by-step way to check the list yourself at any time, since official pages get updated and relying on someone else’s article is risky.

How many languages the game officially supports

The Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced page on Steam lists 13 interface languages. Here’s the full list:

Ukrainian is not on this list.

Why the list has exactly 13 entries

The number looks large, but part of the list is regional variants of the same language rather than 13 separate language families. Spanish appears in two variants — “Spanish - Spain” and “Spanish - Latin America” — and Chinese appears as “Simplified Chinese” and “Traditional Chinese”. Portuguese is listed specifically as the Brazilian variant, “Portuguese - Brazil”. This matters: if you’re after a specific variant of a language rather than the language in general, pay attention to those parenthetical qualifiers, not just the language name.

Interface translation and full voice acting are not the same thing

On the Steam page, languages with full voice acting are marked with a separate asterisk. On the Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced list, only English carries that mark. That means the other 12 languages on the list don’t carry it — meaning they cover the translation of text, menus, and subtitles, not re-recorded character dialogue.

The distinction matters, because “the game supports a language” and “the game is voiced in that language” aren’t the same claim. The first covers interface, mission text, and subtitle translation — everything a player reads on screen. The second means actors re-recorded character dialogue for cutscenes and conversations. Games in general often split these two layers of localization, and a buyer should check the mark next to the specific language they care about rather than going by the total language count. For Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced, per Steam’s official data, translation and full voice acting coincide only for English.

How to check the language list yourself

Official pages get updated, so the most reliable way to know the current state is to check the list yourself rather than trust an article, including this one:

1. Open the Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced page on Steam.
2. On the app page, find the languages section — usually a table or list next to the game description, viewable without buying the game or signing in.
3. Check whether the language you want is on the list, and whether it’s marked with an asterisk for full voice acting rather than text translation only.
4. If you plan to buy the game somewhere other than Steam — say, through the Rockstar Games Launcher — verify the language list on that storefront’s own page, since it can differ from Steam’s list.

It’s worth checking the language list before you buy, alongside checking which edition and platform you’re getting, since the language list on different pages for the same game could theoretically differ.

What is not officially stated

• Whether Rockstar plans to add Ukrainian in the future — there’s no official statement on this, and we can’t promise a localization since we don’t know the studio’s plans.
• Whether the language list differs on other platforms or storefronts from the one on the Steam page — we checked the Steam page specifically, and this piece describes that page.
• Whether languages without the asterisk get partial voice acting for select scenes — the Steam page only distinguishes “full voice acting” from “no mark,” with no in-between tiers.
• A history of how the language list has changed over time — we’re recording the state as of our check, not the page’s full update history.
• Why these particular 13 languages made the list and others didn’t — the Steam page states the fact of support without explaining the selection logic.

In short

Ukrainian is not on Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced’s official Steam language list, and of the 13 listed languages, full voice acting is officially marked for English only. Check the list yourself on the game’s page if you need the most current data — official pages can change.