English & Spanish > Portuguese (Brazil) | 4+ years of experience
Specializing in localization services for games and apps, I help several developers and publishers to break the language barrier and bring their products to the Portuguese-speaking community with top-notch quality for a reasonable price.
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Did you know that Brazilian Portuguese is the 4th most spoken language on Steam*? Brazil is also the 2nd largest country for Google Play*; only the United States download more games and apps. However, only 11%* of the Brazilian population is able to communicate in English.
Brazil is overall a huge market for video games and apps, and investing into localization will insert your product in this
ever-growing market and unlock a great potential to increase your audience substantially.
With over 3 years of experience and having worked with both big companies and indie developers, I’ve become a very versatile and dedicated translator. You can count on me to provide you the absolute best localization service. And don't worry about prices just now, I have flexible rates that can be adjusted to your personal needs and budget.
Simple text file? Working with variables and markup languages? Or maybe you need a localized version of graphic elements?
All of these are no-brainers to me. Join me and we'll work together to make your product reach the next level!
The fields I'm most experienced in are video games and softwares, but I'm also capable of working on a variety of other products and different topics. Here are some of the translation services I usually provide:
I work with several file formats such as .doc, .pdf, .xls, .json, .csv, .xml and .resx for texts, and .psd for images.
Extract your files and send them over for translation
Receive an estimate and pay your invoice securely online
Get your translated files in the estimated delivery date and deploy your translation
It’s done! Enjoy your new sales and the love from your fans who can now experience your product in their
native language
Following the industry standard, my translations are charged on a cost per word basis.
The number of words is calculated based on the source language (English).
I usually charge between $0.06 and $0.11 per word depending on the project's topic, complexity and many variables. I'll include a detailed breakdown of how your total translation cost was calculated on your invoice.
My rates are flexible and we can always discuss everything to adapt it to your budget or particular needs. Long-term partnerships (as in continuous updates after launch, for instance) are very welcome and may have special rates to better suit your project; just let me know what you're looking for and we'll work together to ensure you make a good deal.
Translation agencies usually hire freelancers, just like me, to translate your files. That means you'll end up not only paying for the translation, but also coping with the agency's infrastructure costs and their profit margin, which will likely make your project much more expensive.
Hiring my services directly will grant you a cheaper translation with the same or even higher quality, since I'm highly experienced and follow standard QA procedures to make sure your translated files are 100% error free. Besides, working without a middleman means we'll always be in touch personally, so you can reach me directly for any questions or new requests.
I'm a very versatile and dedicated translator; I always do careful research on the topic/product before starting any translation to make sure I'm able to provide a perfect and very accurate work. However, the fields I'm most experienced in are video games, apps and softwares.
The distance between Brazil and other Portuguese-speaking nations is not just a matter of geography. Although the language originated in Portugal, there are several cultural and historical differences between Brazilian and European Portuguese that turned .
I work with several file formats such as .doc, .pdf, .xls, .json, .csv, .xml and .resx for texts, and .psd for images.
Here are some of the products I have translated.
Please keep in mind that most of the projects I'm currently working on or have worked on in the past cannot be revealed because of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), but those responsible for the projects below were kind enough to let me list them.
Mattias and Andreas
(Good Night Brave Warrior)
Project: Sling Ming
❝Greg was very professional, worked fast and delivered great translations. He even went the extra mile to check how the text appeared in the game and notified us of a few places where we needed to make some adjustments. We are very happy with the work he did and would absolutely recommend his services!❞
Lucy Blundell (Games by Kinmoku)
Project: One Night Stand
❝Very quick, helpful, friendly and delight to work with! I will happily work with him again :)❞
If you’ve got questions about my translation services, want to request a quote or discuss general business inquiries, send me an email: gboufleur@gmail.com
Feel free to attach the files that need to be translated to your first email, along with any other relevant information — this way, I'll be able to evaluate your files and reply with a quote right away. Our exchanged messages are 100% confidential.
I will never disclose messages, files or any details of your projects.
If you'd like to ask me something or just talk about the meaning of life or any other topic, we can always chat on Twitter!)
Steam is the global leader in online game distribution, selling over 20K games, softwares and video content from hundreds of different publishers and developers.
Working along a dedicated team of volunteers, I'm responsible for localizing and proofreading the majority of Steam products to Brazilian Portuguese, including the Steam Client, Steam webpages, Steam help website and support articles, Steam Big Picture and Steamworks.
I translate it since 2015.
I translate Steam Help Website and Steam Support Articles since 2015.
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Dota 2 is a free-to-play multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) video game developed and published by Valve Corporation.
I translate its in-game content, webpages, release notes
and some blog posts since 2015.
Team Fortress 2 (TF2) is a team-based multiplayer first-person shooter video game developed and published by Valve Corporation.
I translate its in-game content and webpages since 2015.
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) is a multiplayer first-person shooter video game developed by Hidden Path Entertainment and Valve Corporation.
I translate its in-game content, webpages, release notes and blog posts since 2015.
I translate Steam Controller, Steam Link, Steam Machines and SteamVR related webpages/UI since 2015.
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The Lab is a compilation of Valve’s room-scale VR experiments; a wide range of ways to enjoy VR, all in one application.
I translate it since its launch, in April 2016.
Developed and published by Good Night Brave Warrior.
I translated it from February to March 2018.
Steam | Nintendo Switch
Developed by Ragesquid and published by No More Robots.
I translate it since its launch, in February 2018.
Early access title being constantly updated.
Developed and published by Kinmoku.
I translated from March to April 2018.
Translator without Borders is a non-profit organization that works with thousands of volunteers to provide vital information to people in need, in their language.
I'm a volunteer translator for TWB since March 2018.
Developed and published by Megastorm Games.
I translated it in April 2018.
Developed and published by Peace & Love Games.
I translated it in December 2018.
Tor is the strongest tool for privacy and freedom online. It is free and open source software maintained by the Tor Project and a community of volunteers worldwide.
I've been translating it since February 2019.
Quality and confidentiality are the two main priorities in my services, and most of the projects I'm currently working on or have worked on in the past cannot be revealed because of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs).
Here are some of the things I've been working on since I started my translation journey:
• Video games: dozens of games and related content translated for several platforms, including Android, iOS, PC, Playstation, Xbox and Nintendo Switch.
• Apps & Websites: translated dating, social media and health apps, as well as very differently themed websites.
• IT: translation of software products, hardware and network manuals, etc.
• Business & Marketing: translation of presentations, briefings, brochures, policies, internal memos, employee handbooks, sales reports, etc.