AI Assisted
AI helps reproduce character voices and process thousands of dialogue lines.
Community Dubbing Platform
DeadVox is a community-made dubbing platform built for Deadlock. Discover, install and manage character dubbing directly through the DeadVox launcher.
Technology handles the scale.
Humans protect the performance.
AI helps reproduce character voices and process thousands of dialogue lines.
People guide translation, emotion, pronunciation and final quality.
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One hero at a time. One language at a time.
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Next.
Planned.
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Public release
milestone.
After launch.
Use the launcher to choose a language, install its complete available dubbing and keep DeadVox up to date from one place.
See which dubbing languages are currently available.
Choose a language and install all available dubbing for it.
Keep track of the installed language from one interface.
Get newer versions as dubbing packages evolve alongside the project.

Hearing Deadlock in your language makes gameplay, dialogue and the flow of each match easier to understand.
It welcomes more players and makes the game more accessible to people who don’t speak English.
DeadVox focuses on preserving the intent behind the line, not simply translating the text in front of it.
It should feel natural.
A growing library of voices for Deadlock.
DeadVox is an independent community project created to make a different way of experiencing Deadlock possible.
Follow the ProjectDeadVox is an independent community dubbing platform for Deadlock. It provides dubbed content by language and a launcher for discovering, installing and managing it.
No. DeadVox is an independent community project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Valve.
No. DeadVox uses AI-assisted voice technology as part of the production process, but translation, adaptation, context, direction and quality control involve human review. That’s why the project uses the principle: AI Assisted • Human Directed.
Choose a language in the launcher. DeadVox installs and manages the available dubbing content for that language as one complete experience.
Brazilian Portuguese is the starting point. The DeadVox platform is being built with the possibility of supporting additional community dubbing languages in the future.