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Palworld will not be going free to play or changing its business model, Pocketpair says in new comments on the game’s future. The company released a statement after an interview with the company’s CEO led to speculation and some concern over a potential shift in business model.
Palworld developer Pocketpair has warned players on Xbox not to load up their multiplayer saves following reports that doing so will result in all current progress being lost.
Palworld developer PocketPair has released a big new update for its breakaway hit, bringing with it the game's first raid boss.
PocketPair's Palworld — a game that the internet dubbed 'Pokemon with guns' ahead of its early access release in January — has been a huge success for both the developer and Xbox.
Palworld’s endgame options are set to expand with the introduction of the game’s first raid. Following the game’s meteoric rise earlier this year, the team published a roadmap laying out its plans for the game. The main takeaway was that while new content was coming, Pocketpair was prioritizing fixing the game’s major pain points before pivoting to adding new things to the game.
A Palworld player has modded unused Pals back into the game, including the previously discovered Mewtwo dead ringer.
Pocketpair, the developer behind this year's breakaway hit Palworld, is on the lookout for players to participate in a new testing program.
Pocketpair’s survival crafting monster collecting game Palworld has hit yet another milestone, hitting 25 million players in its first month.