Palworld News

A major update for Palworld will be released in December!

Hello everyone!

[h2]･ About the Major Update[/h2]
A major update will be released in December!

The new mysterious island is the largest and harshest in Palworld's history. The island is about six times the size of Sakurajima, which was added in the last major update! Powerful tower bosses and many vicious new species of Pals lurk here.

A large amount of new content will also be added.

[h2]･ Collaboration with Terraria![/h2]
Collaboration with the adventure game Terraria, which has sold over 60 million copies worldwide, has been confirmed for 2025! Stay tuned for further updates!

Thank you for your continued support of Palworld.

Palworld Development Team

Palworld announces Terraria crossover while teasing its next big update

If you thought Palworld's mash-up of Pokemon, guns, and survival game mechanics couldn't get any weirder, I've got news for you. Developer Pocketpair has just announced that a Palworld and Terraria crossover is on the way, and teased the collaboration with a short reveal and piece of art. That's not all for Palworld's future, as Pocketpair also reveals that we'll be hearing about the next big update very soon.

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It's that wonderful time of year when Big Geoff's Trailer Extravaganza starts gearing up to dole out awards to the year's biggest games—which also means that it's time for a lot of people with no dog in the race to get extremely upset about certain games not getting a nod...
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Palworld developer reports Nintendo's suing over 3 Pokémon patents for only $66,000 in damages, but a videogame IP lawyer says fighting the lawsuit could mean 'burning millions of dollars'

Today, Palworld developer Pocketpair published a report detailing the terms of the intellectual property lawsuit Nintendo filed against the studio in September. When Nintendo announced its lawsuit, it alleged that Palworld "infringes multiple patent rights" but didn't specify which patents were being claimed, leaving us to speculate about whether Nintendo was bringing its legal cannons to bear over third-person Poké Ball throwing...
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