Palworld Is A Record-Breaking Weekend Hit, With AI-Generated Red Flags

Elden Ring fans have been ravenous for DLC practically ever since they first played the game, but that hunger really spiked in the last few weeks as scores of fans stalked the game's Steam page looking for any signs of movement. Recent backend updates have yielded genuinely compelling evidence of development progress, so the community's hype was white-hot as the quarterly finance reports, including those from FromSoftware parent company Kadokawa, rolled in this month. 

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Reviving Pals in is a necessary step in case you want to continue using your captured companions. Despite the constant comparisons between the game and the franchise, this is a survival title and, unlike Nintendo’s classic series, there is no specific item that automatically restores a fallen creature’s HP and has them ready on the go. You will have to follow a very thorough and somewhat unexplained set of steps to revive your Pals.

One Palworld player is showing off their impressive hilltop base. As a survival game, creating a base in Palworld is an essential early step for any player. With a bevy of customization options, players are spending quite a bit of time making their bases unique, and some are even sharing their results with the community.

Cities: Skylines II developer Colossal Order has a uniquely close relationship with its community. The original Cities: Skylines came out in 2015 and gobbled up the audience that was left behind by EA’s SimCity, which came out in 2013 and was a busted mess. Cities: Skylines scratched that urban-planning itch, plus it cost just $30. The game came first to PC, Mac and Linux with modest hardware requirements, and it hit consoles within two years. Critically, Cities: Skylines also supported mods through the Steam Workshop, allowing players to add their own tools to the game and share those features with others.

Palworld is an Early Access game on Steam, so naturally there are going to be bugs. But our favorite bug so far launches players into the sky — and it’s also ridiculously easy to pull off. There are plenty of useful bugs you can try out now, just be warned that they’ll probably be patched in the very near future. Until then, here are two bugs you can try yourself. One involves throwing Pal Spheres and launching yourself into the sky like a rocket, while the other makes travelling while encumbered so much easier. Here’s how to pull off two fun little tricks in Palworld.

A Palworld player lost hours of progress after accidentally destroying his base in tragic fashion. Palworld has earned praise for its base-building mechanics, but things can get a little finicky sometimes.

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From the beginning of the game, Technology Points in are used for basic survival needs in its monster-hunter survival arc. They are a source of progression alongside your level, which helps with certain buildings and catching materials. Depending on the time and place of the game, these Technology Points can be very useful. Regardless, obtaining them quickly is very important to get stronger.

Breeding strong Pals is an essential part of being a great Pal Tamer in the new game . Once your base is built and the basic survival accommodations are made, thinking about what will help you next can lead to breeding Pals. Tamers can breed for different elemental types, helpful traits, or even new Pals completely to discover different species. With a little care, cake, and connection, your Pals will be «popping out eggs» in no time.

The Pokémon Company's former chief legal officer Don McGowan said he is «surprised» Palworld has «got this far».