Palworld Player Shows Off Impressive Base With Helpful Resources

One Palworld player utilized a glitch to build a base that looks like an oil rig in the water. Palworld takes place in a massive world inhabited by animal-like creatures, Pals, which can be nurtured and used for combat and exploration. It features diverse activities, including base-building and dungeon-crawling, that can keep players engaged for a long time.

Palworldhas only been out a month and it’s already solidified itself as a runaway success. The game has been setting records left and right, with eight million copies sold in less than six days, becoming the most-played third-party game on Xbox Game Pass, and climbing to the top of the Steam charts. Still, some people online have pointed out that the game has seen a drop-off in its active player base, and on Wednesday, a developer responded by voicing support for people who dropped the game.

One Palworld player has managed to build their base on a mountain. Palworld is an action-oriented game where players must overcome enemy Pals, monstrous creatures with their own skills, to progress in the story. It emphasizes survival and exploration, featuring over 130 Pals that can be used to navigate through the world. As confirmed by the developers, Palworld will receive content updates in the months ahead and introduce more PvP activities, bosses, and sub-regions.

A Palworld player built a complex base on Mount Obsidian, near the giant Anubis statue. Ever since Palworld was released and became a hit, players have built increasingly complex bases, and this one is an example of how creative these places can be.

A Palworld player has shared with the community a helpful image showing how much space each storage unit has, ranging from the little shelves to the large containers. The community was thankful for this simple guide, while at the same time some players criticized the lack of more in-game information in Palworld.

A Palworld player made the mistake of building their base while holding a rocket launcher and the results were explosive. Pocket Pair's open-world adventure game of exploration, combat, and catching battling creatures, is moving through early access and steadily building a following of fans. Palworld has drawn comparisons to Pokemon for its monster capturing mechanics and other features but, in important ways, it's managed to distinguish itself from the classic franchise. Notably, Palworld has added base-building to the mix.

A Palworld player had a random stroke of luck when they bred a Chikipi with higher-than-usual stats. Taking cues from other games, Palworld also has an Internal Values (IV) mechanic, which are hidden stats thatdetermine how Pals' other attributes grow while leveling. The mechanics of breeding in Palworld are subtly complex, showing how developer Pocketpair really did its work in making sure the game is deeper than it seems.

A Palworld player shared a beautiful base they were able to build beside a waterfall. The critter-catching game has been making a name for itself since it was released in early access in January 2024. While Palworld is about creature collecting at heart, it presents a lot for players to dig into.

Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom fans are utilizing their creative talents to recreate one of the most iconic creatures to appear in the game: the Light Dragon. Breath of the Wild features three dragons, but the Light Dragon is notably absent, though it serves a huge purpose in the sequel.

One Palworld player has built a base that looks very similar to the Colosseum. With its mixture of survival and crafting, Palworld offers an experience that many players find enjoyable. The main appeal of Pocket Pair's indie game is to nurture Pals, monstrous creatures that can be found in the wild. In a massive open world, players can make their own fun by crafting various items, collecting natural resources, and building bases.

A Palworld player is showing off their massive and intricate base within the game, featuring towering spiral staircases that wrap around the entirety of the base. Beyond the titular Pals that have been the selling point of Pocket Pair's massively popular monster-catching game for many players, the game offers a wealth of survival mechanics as well. Players are tasked with crafting their own Palworld equipment, materials, and structures, as well as managing both their own and their Pals' hunger and stress levels. One of the most popular aspects for many players has been the game's base-building features.

Though some have criticized for having underdeveloped building mechanics, especially when compared to other open-world survival titles, it does have a fairly impressive suite of furniture and decoration cosmetics unlockable with Technology Points. Each of these furniture sets comes with a variety of different pieces to add to the decor. When combined with other structures that serve practical uses, it can create some pretty amazing themed bases.