The latest Palworld update patch notes 0.1.5.0 bring significant buffs and balance changes, including improvements to key configuration, guild modifications, player issues, Pal behavior, base issues, balance adjustments, and other fixes. The update also includes measures against cheating and minor bug fixes, while also addressing issues with the server lobby. Additionally, the patch is not as focused on fighting cheaters as previous updates, and PETA has expressed interest in a Vegan guide from the developer, Pocketpair.
Palworld, an indie game from Japanese studio Pocketpair, offers a refreshing take on monster-catching games, allowing players to catch and register under 150 creatures called Pals in a digital encyclopedia called a Paldeck. Unlike Pokémon, there are no version exclusives, and every copy of the game contains every Pal, making it possible to catch every single monster without needing another player. The game also features online co-op and guilds for easier sharing of Pals with friends, providing a more collaborative and streamlined collecting process.
Palworld players are sharing their must-have base features, with one player advocating for the integration of exit ramps to launch themselves out of their bases. The community is engaged in discussions about base customization and features, with players seeking advice on replicating the movement and base setup seen in a video. As players gain more experience in the game, it's expected that they will continue to come up with creative ideas for base features.
Palworld features major boss fights that are crucial for game progression, providing experience and unlocking new areas and resources. The correct order to face these bosses includes Zoe & Grizzbolt, Lily & Lyleen, Alex & Orserk, Marcus & Faleris, and Victor & Shadowbeak, each with their own unique challenges and weaknesses. Players need to strategize and utilize different Pal types to effectively defeat these bosses and progress in the game.
Palworld, a monster-catching survival game often described as "Pokémon with machine guns," has sold a million copies in just eight hours, causing server instability due to the large number of concurrent players. The game, available on Steam and Game Pass, features creatures called Pals that can be equipped with guns and used for various tasks, including crafting more weapons. Despite its controversial premise, Palworld has received a very positive reception on Steam and plans to expand its content during its Early Access period.
Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince is a fun and engaging monster-catching RPG that offers a distinct take on the genre. Set before the events of Dragon Quest IV, the game follows the origin of a young Psaro as he seeks revenge on his wicked father. With over 500 monsters to recruit and train, the gameplay loop is addictive and the skill system adds depth to team-building. However, the game lacks innovation and suffers from noticeable performance issues, including FPS drops and crashes. Despite these flaws, fans of Dragon Quest and monster-catching RPGs will still find enjoyment in this long-awaited release.
Cassette Beasts, a retro-inspired monster-catching RPG, will be launching on PC Game Pass on April 26th and on Xbox Game Pass later this spring. Players can catch, train, fuse, and battle their beasts in an open world adventure. The game joins the ranks of the best games like Pokémon and is one of the many confirmed games coming to Game Pass in the coming months.
