Palworld News

Palworld is getting new pals this summer, and there are plans for "many more"

Palworld has teased four new beasts of burden for players to corral into their open world survival crafting sweatshops. The new pals are still unnamed but they appear to be the following: karate frog, confused peacock, dopey fungus, levitating sleeve creep. Within the confines of the arms manufacturing Pokélike, such creatures make sense. You can see them struggling to eke out an existence as a close personal friend of the player in the trailer below.

Palworld, the survivalcraft sensation from earlier this year, has just revealed a bit more of what's coming in that summer update it's been planning. During today's ID@Xbox showcase, Pocketpair revealed four new Pals that are coming this year. It isn't a long trailer, but it does include about 20 solid seconds of new Pal and weapon reveals...
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Palworld | New Pals teaser at the IGN x ID@Xbox Digital Showcase!

Hello everyone!

We are pleased to share with you a teaser for the some new Pals, which we revealed at the IGN x ID@Xbox Digital Showcase!

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We are planning to add many more new Pals in future updates.

Thank you for your continued support.

Palworld Development Team

Patch v0.2.3.0: Electric Egg Incubator speed buffed to 1.5, and more

Steam version v0.2.3.0 has been released.

▼Balance Adjustment
・The electric egg incubator now has increased hatching speed. Hatches at 1.5 times the normal rate

▼Optimization
・Optimized the processing load on dedicated servers

▼Bug Fixes
・You can now pet some pals that could not be pet due to a bug that prevented the "pet" option from working correctly
・Fixed an issue where base pals would sometimes collide with each other on dedicated servers
・Fixed other minor bugs

As always, thank you for supporting Palworld!

Palworld CEO surprisingly jazzed about the big-budget clones of its game that are in the works: 'These are incredible times'

You'd think that huge corporations trying to replicate your success with clones of your game would be a bit of a kick in the teeth, but Palworld CEO Takura Mizobe couldn't seem happier...
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