Palworld Valentine's Day Contest Gives You Chance to Win $100 in Steam Cash

With the occasion of Valentine’s Day on the horizon, Palworld is organizing an interesting competition where the lucky winners will receive $100 in the form of a Steam gift card. The details of the event can be seen on a post found on Palworld’s official Twitter account and basically involve reposting the announcement or submitting Palword-themed fan art on the same social media platform.

Released in early access in January, Palworld has already turned out to be a huge hit. The genre-bending video game seemingly has something for everyone, incorporating multiple gameplay elements such as a fast-paced shooter combat system alongside an intuitive monster-capturing system. Its compelling building mechanics also allow Palword players to build impressive structures and bases. While players are continuously enjoying their time spent in Palworld, developer Pocketpair has found a way to reward players for their dedication and enthusiasm.

Palworld is offering $100 in Steam credit to four fortunate people who participate in the Valentine’s Day contest. There are two ways in which individuals can win the gift card. In the first method, participants have to repost Palworld’s giveaway post on Twitter, while also liking and following it. For an extra chance of winning, Twitter users can also reply or post their favorite Pal while also including the #PalGiveaway hashtag in their response. The second way requires users to submit any type of fan art involving Palworld while adding the #PalworldArt and #PalGiveaway hashtags to their submissions.

Two winners will be chosen via each of these methods. The Palworld contest started on February 9th and it will end on February 16th, 2:00 AM (UTC). Countless Twitter users have already started submitting their entries to the contest as unique fan art depicting many interesting Pals can be noticed in the post’s comment section. A few others decided to poke fun at the controversial ongoing comparison between Pokemon and Palworld as they posted