Palworld Player Builds Impressive Colosseum in the Game
One Palworld player has built a base that looks very similar to the Colosseum. With its mixture of survival and crafting, Palworld offers an experience that many players find enjoyable. The main appeal of Pocket Pair's indie game is to nurture Pals, monstrous creatures that can be found in the wild. In a massive open world, players can make their own fun by crafting various items, collecting natural resources, and building bases.
Palworld has had a stellar launch on Steam, with the monster-catching game breaking two million concurrent players on a single platform. Despite the numbers dropping since then, it still sees over 700,000 daily active players, which is quite impressive for an indie title. As for Palworld's global sales numbers, it has exceeded over 19 million copies sold, blowing past many AAA titles that came out recently.
One dedicated Palworld player, who goes by The LethalWolf on Reddit, shared their custom base that looks like a Roman amphitheater used for gladiator duels. Considering its sheer size, they must have put a certain amount of time and effort into building this circular venue. The original poster called their base the Colosseum, referencing the monumental amphitheater that was built around A.D. 70-72 by the Roman Empire and used for various events, including gladiator duels. TheLethalWolf claimed the recreation of the Colosseum is functional, as they can keep breeding activities on the second floor. The player can also decorate the interior parts and put boxes to store their items.
One thing to consider when building a custom base in Palworld is that players should be able to keep their Pals in it. These creatures should stay in a safe place since they are crucial for exploration and combat. With this in mind, it might be wise to construct bases in strategic locations to survive enemy raids.
Since the game's launch, Palworld players have been clamoring for some quality-of-life features that can make the building system much better. One such
