Latest about Palworld
Palworld team announcement tease reminds us 2025 isn't over yet: "Thinking we should announce one final publishing game for the year"
News Pocketpair previously published this year's Hollywood horror title, Dead Take
Japanese patent office casts doubt on 2 Nintendo Pokemon-catching patents in the Palworld lawsuit, saying Monster Hunter, Ark, and Pocketpair's own Craftopia all did it before
News The prior art is stacking up
Palworld dev advises players to stop defending games online and play them instead: "Pop open Megabonk or something and just have fun"
News Truly based
Palworld publishing lead ramps up his crusade against AI games, says "you're huffing pure copium if you think this is going anywhere" and "games like Megabonk will continue to body this for the next 50 years"
News I love that the Palworld dev, of all devs, is leading the charge against AI-generated games
Palworld dev's new publishing label isn't interested in AI slop: "If you're big on AI stuff ... we're not the right partner for that"
News Pocketpair Publishing boss John Buckley says "we don't believe in" AI-generated games
Palworld is getting a spooktacular new Halloween update featuring costumes and "mystery" just like in 2024, despite Pocketpair saying "things will be a little quiet" in preparation for 1.0
News Happy Palloween, gamers
"We're doing just fine:" Palworld dev addresses hate surrounding the survival game, says it's just "an easy 500k views" that "doesn't actually have any impact on the game"
News "It is what it is"
"Nintendo is so wrong, it hurts" – US IP expert says Nintendo claiming mods don't invalidate its Pokemon patents is "just a loser argument" and a "Hail Mary" in its ongoing legal fight with Palworld
News "I would never make that argument in a million years"
Resident Evil and Street Fighter veteran faces backlash after saying "please don't buy" Palworld, claiming Pocketpair "crossed a line that should not be crossed," and admitting he has not played Palworld
News Yoshiki Okamoto does not "want the world to become a place where this kind of thing is acceptable"
