The weakest part of Palworld is, unfortunately, the Pals

A Palworld player has put together a list of features and content spotted in some of its early trailers that aren't in the game yet. Palworld is an early access game, which means that it's still missing a lot of its features. New Palworld updates will be released over time that add new content to the game, eventually bringing it to its 1.0 release.

Unlocking items on 's technology tree isn't always easy, but sometimes, it's worth the effort. The Technology tree is one of many ways players progress through. It consists of 50 tiers, each one containing four to six items that can be purchased with Technology Points. These are earned as a player character levels up, completes dungeons, and unlocks new fast travel points. Different Technologies have different unlock costs, which generally get steeper as they go up in rank. Some Technologies are unlocked by leveling up, while others have specific requirements like catching certain Pals.

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.

The Ranch technology in gives the player an automated way to farm essential items. The best Pals for this will provide useful drops ranging from crafting material to currency. They are used throughout and are needed for breeding Pals. Using just a few materials and having enough space on your base will go a long way toward the Grazing Work Suitability Pals.

In a world of monsters, assault rifles, and monsters with assault rifles, the simple sword may seem trivial. Palworld’s Sword, however, is more than just a weapon — it’s a surprisingly helpful multitool that can save you tons of inventory space.

A cunning Palworld fan has found an unreleased Pal creature hiding away in the game's code.

One Palworld player has bred a "zooming dragon," and it might be the fastest creature in the game to date.

In response to player concerns, a Palworld developer has assured fans that the future PvP mode will avoid falling into the same pitfalls as other survival multiplayer titles such as Rust. These concerns were sparked by the release of Palworld’s roadmap that detailed future features such as new islands, Pals, bosses, and more, as well as the controversial potential addition of a PvP mode.

We all know that Palworld is so much more than just “Pokemon with guns.” Even ignoring all the crafting, breeding, and survival aspects, there are way more than just regular guns to unlock and make. You have melee options, spears, bows, handguns, explosives, and more at your disposal. If you want to keep up with the difficulty curve and hunt down the higher-level Pals, and especially the Legendaries, then you need the strongest weapons in your arsenal. Here are all the weapons currently in Palworld and how you can unlock and craft them.

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