Palworld News

The Palworld Terraria crossover is already much bigger than a typical update

The Palworld Terraria crossover is almost here. Bringing together two of the biggest survival games of all time, we'll soon be catching all-new mobs and creatures in Pocketpair's smash hit. That's not all, however, as a new update from the team finally showcases the event itself, revealing that it'll have new Pals, islands, and more. If all of this has piqued your interest, but you haven't gotten around to adding Pocketpair's creature catcher to your Steam library just yet, then I have good news: you can grab it at 25% off right now.

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Palworld v0.6: "Tides of Terraria" coming this summer! Worlds will collide!

Hello everyone!

[h3]･About the Palworld “Tides of Terraria” update:[/h3]

"Palworld: Tides of Terraria" is a major update that introduces a collaboration with the adventure game "Terraria", which has sold over 60 million copies worldwide.

The world of Terraria collides with Palworld!
Catch, train, fight, and work monsters from Terraria just like Pals...?

A large update that can be enjoyed by fans of Palworld and Terraria!

In addition to the collaboration content, further new content will be added, including new Pals and new islands.
The contents of the update will be announced across official Palworld social media channels over the next few weeks, so please follow!

Thank you for your continued support of Palworld.

Palworld Development Team

Palworld devs 'disappointed' as they patch out a game mechanic to appease Nintendo, but 'the alternative would have led to an even greater deterioration'

Today, Palworld received a new patch. Update v0.5.5 doesn't add any new features, Pals, or environments. It doesn't fix any bugs or offer any optimization improvements. Instead, the accompanying Steam news post from developer Pocketpair only includes one patch note:..
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Palworld's newest patch stops you from gliding with your Pals, and yes, it is because of Nintendo's lawsuit

We all know that Palworld developer Pocketpair are currently dealing with a lawsuit from Mario maker Nintendo. Specifically, it's over patent rights, rather than something like copyright infringement which everyone was expecting given the liberties that Palword takes with its Pal designs. In November it was confirmed what those patents are, partially relating to the fact you could throw out your Pals from a ball and they'd appear, similar to Pokemon Legends Arceus. That feature was patched out from Palworld though, and in a new post Pocketpair has confirmed that this is because of the ongoing lawsuit.

Palworld, oh, how I've missed you. Blasting onto the scene in January of last year, topping the charts and upsetting parents everywhere, Pocketpair's colossal survival game has been quiet as of late, possibly a result of ongoing legal troubles with Nintendo. Several of Palworld's game mechanics have been compared to the Switch maker's classic creature catcher, Pokemon, with various models also allegedly plagiarized from Nintendo's game. While aspects and mechanics of Palworld have already been removed or adjusted in response to the lawsuit, Pocketpair has now confirmed that more "disappointing" changes are on the way.