Palworld News

Steam version v0.1.5.1 has been released.

Patch Notes:

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▼Major Fixes
・Fixed various game crashes

▼Balance Adjustment
・Fixed a bug where breeding Pals always had fixed passives
・Fixed an issue where the increase in condensation progress was incorrect when using Pal of rank 2 or higher as a condensation material (it will increase by the number of Pals used in previous condensation)

▼Dungeon Issues
・Fixed an issue where the innermost door would not open after defeating the boss of a random dungeon

▼Pals
・Fixed an issue where the name of a Pal would not change even after renaming them

▼Server Issues
・Fixed an issue where it was not possible to search for spaces or Japanese/Chinese characters in the server list
・Fixed so that if the server is no longer registered on the server list, it will be re-registered without needing to restart the server
・Fixed an issue where the settings to enable RCON were not loaded from the configuration file

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We will continue development placing top priority on fixing major problems and issues. Thank you for your continued support of Palworld.

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