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Palworld update hands you four free skins just in time for Halloween

If you've been looking for a reason to come back to Palworld, free stuff is the perfect excuse. The creature-collecting survival game remains one of the biggest PC games of 2024 - it's easy to forget the Steam-topping 2.1 million concurrent players it was pulling in during January. Now, as Halloween creeps up on our doorstep, developer Pocketpair has a seasonal update with some free Palworld skins up for grabs, alongside a few quality of life upgrades.

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Update v0.3.10: Free Halloween skins and bug fixes!

[Patch Notice]
Palworld version v0.3.10 has been released!

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▼Skins
・Added 4 Halloween skins! All players will recieve these skins for free upon starting up the game! (※Cannot be equipped unless you have at least 1 of the corresponding Pals)

⤷ Halloween Cattiva
⤷ Spectacled Katress
⤷ Pirate Pengullet
⤷ Halloween Croajiro

▼Multiplayer
・Significantly relaxed the text chat character limit. You can now write much longer messages!

▼Major Bug Fixes
・Fixed memory leak on servers
・Fixed several critical game crashes
・Fixed an issue where large Pals would push the player under the world or through walls

▼Bug Fixes
・Fixed an issue where custom markers were not displayed in the compass UI at the top of the screen
・Fixed many minor bugs
・Fixed minor translation errors

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Thank you for your continued support of Palworld

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