Video game dubbing is a crucial element of game localization, ensuring that games are accessible and engaging for players worldwide by replacing original voice acting with recordings in different languages. This process involves translation, cultural adaptation, and voice casting to maintain linguistic and emotional consistency, though traditionally it has been time-consuming and costly. The burgeoning role of AI technology is transforming this landscape, offering tools like ElevenLabs that automate tasks such as script translation and voice synthesis, making dubbing quicker, more cost-effective, and scalable. This shift not only facilitates inclusivity and cultural appreciation by adapting cultural references and idioms but also broadens the appeal of games globally, with AI solutions enabling even indie developers to achieve high-quality localization. As the video game market continues to grow, with projected revenues reaching $282.30 billion in 2024, the integration of AI in dubbing is poised to enhance the efficiency and quality of gaming experiences across diverse linguistic and cultural contexts.