The next big update for Palworld is just around the corner. The developers have now announced this and revealed the first details about the new island, which is supposed to surpass all others in terms of size.
What about Palworld? The game from developer Pocket Pair is still being provided with content and has also been making a name for itself recently.
Not only are the developers in a legal dispute with Nintendo, who believe their own patent has been violated. It has now also been announced that Palworld is starting a crossover with the 2D game Terraria. However, not all fans see this positively.
When it comes to new content, Palworld doesn’t skimp on supplies for fans, even apart from collaborations. As the developers have now announced, the game will receive a major update in December. The highlight of this is a large, new area.
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A mysterious island full of Pals
What kind of area is this? The developers announced the so far unnamed update on x.com. The new area is an island – similar to the last major update “Sakurajima”.
Fans can also expect new Pals and numerous challenges on the new island. The developers speak of a harsh and mysterious environment. The first images underline this. They show strange crystals protruding from the ground, as well as forests and caves full of glowing stones.
First impressions of the update.
The developers are setting new standards for their game, especially when it comes to the size of the new island. According to the post on x.com, the new area will be about six times larger than Sakurajima.
So there’s a lot for new and old players to discover. It will be interesting to see whether, like the last update, more players populate the Palworld servers again.
So 2024 ends with a bang for Palworld. The game, which was released in January, can look back on a successful year. However, the game does not appear in this year’s Game Awards nominations: Palworld was passed over for Game of the Year – fans are more upset than the developers themselves