Palworld News

Palworld joins hands with free-to-play survival rival Once Human in new collab

Palworld is showing no signs of slowing down. Fresh off the announcement of farming-themed spinoff Palfarm, Pocketpair's signature critters are invading the world of one of its biggest survival rivals from 2024. The new Once Human collaboration event will bring together elements of both games, letting you control Pals for yourself on a special map that also features many of the Deviants and Deviations from Starry Studio's universe.

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A week after saying it was going quiet for the rest of the year, Palworld announces a crossover with the brilliant and bloodstained shooter Ultrakill

Only last week, Palworld developer Pocketpair announced that the hit survival game, which remains in early access, would be going quiet as it prepared for a full launch in 2026. Well well well… it looks like someone had a surprise up their sleeve, because today brought the announcement of an unexpected crossover, albeit with scant detail...
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The Palworld devs are making their very own Pal-filled Stardew Valley

Palworld developers Pocketpair have revealed Palfarm, a new farming spin-off whose cheeky compound title implies the possibility of countless other Palspin-offs, from Paltrain Simulator to Palnetenverteidigungskanonenkommandant.

It appears to be a Palworld version of Stardew Valley, with players alternating between tending crops, mining the caves, battling wildlife, and bonding with the local NPCs. As in vanilla Palworld, you can capture Pals with different abilities and set them to work on tasks like sowing and watering. Here's a trailer.

ULTRAKILL x Palworld! Collab coming later this year!

[p]Collaboration gear and weapons from the cult-hit game ULTRAKILL (developed by Arsi "Hakita" Patala, published by New Blood Interactive) are coming to Palworld! [/p][p]ULTRAKILL is an ultra-violent retro FPS that embodies its tagline: “Mankind is dead. Blood is fuel. Hell is full.” Players take control of the combat machine “V1,” using blood harvested from enemies as energy to stylishly and swiftly annihilate the legions of Hell.[/p][p]A collab no one saw coming. [/p][p]Will blood rain upon the Palpagos Islands? Please look forward to this unprecedented encounter![/p]

Nintendo reportedly gets even more obnoxious about patent law by taking a 'mods aren't real games' stance against a Dark Souls 3 mod that could invalidate its Palworld lawsuit

Last year, Nintendo initiated a patent lawsuit against Palworld developer Pocketpair, and in the months since the Pokemon publisher has seemingly decided to double down on moustache-twirling IP law villainy at every opportunity. The latest development in the Pocketpair proceedings might be Nintendo's worst look yet, because the company has reportedly decided that modders' ideas don't count. Cool!..
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