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Pocketpair has announced Palworld Official Card Game, a two-player competitive card title in collaboration with Bushiroad, arriving July 30. Players will deploy Pal companions to battle, gather resources, and build bases, with pricing and detailed card info to follow. The piece also notes Palworld’s ongoing legal dispute with Nintendo over patents.
Pocketpair is developing a farming spinoff called Palfarm for Palworld, resembling games like Stardew Valley, where players can farm with Pals, build relationships, and defend their farm, with multiplayer support; release details are yet to be announced.
Pocketpair, the developer of Palworld, has altered the game's Pokémon-like summoning mechanic following a patent infringement lawsuit from Nintendo and The Pokémon Company. The update now summons 'player-owned Pals' near the player instead of using Pal Spheres to summon them at specific map locations. This change is believed to be related to the ongoing legal battle, which targets three patents, including gameplay mechanics. Nintendo and The Pokémon Company are seeking an injunction and damages totaling 10 million yen.
Pocketpair has announced a major update for its game Palworld, introducing a new island described as the largest and harshest yet, set to release in December. This update comes amid a legal battle with Nintendo, which claims Palworld infringes on Pokémon-related patents. Despite the lawsuit, Pocketpair is also planning a crossover with Terraria and a mobile version of the game. The legal issues have delayed the PS5 port in Japan.
Palworld, an open-world survival game, is set to receive a major update in December, introducing its largest new landmass yet. Additionally, a crossover with the indie game Terraria is planned for 2025. However, these developments come amid legal challenges from Nintendo, which claims Palworld infringes on gameplay patents related to creature capture mechanics. Despite the lawsuit, Palworld is currently available at a discount, possibly in anticipation of Black Friday.
Pocketpair announced a collaboration between its game Palworld and Re-Logic's Terraria, set for 2025. While details are sparse, the announcement coincides with news of an upcoming Palworld update. This comes amid a legal battle with Nintendo, which is suing Pocketpair for patent infringement, seeking damages related to The Pokémon Company and Nintendo.
Nintendo and The Pokémon Company are suing Palworld developer Pocketpair for 10 million yen over alleged patent infringements related to gameplay mechanics involving riding and catching creatures, similar to Pokémon games. The lawsuit, filed last September, targets three specific patents and seeks an injunction and damages. Despite the legal action, Palworld has continued to operate and expand its platform presence. Pocketpair plans to defend its position in ongoing legal proceedings.
Nintendo and The Pokémon Company have filed a lawsuit against Palworld developer Pocketpair in Japan, citing patent infringements related to Pokémon-style activities. The lawsuit, which seeks financial compensation and an injunction against the game, references three specific Japanese patents. This legal action follows Palworld's record-breaking launch on Steam, which sold 12 million copies in its first month. The lawsuit has delayed the game's Japanese PS5 release but not its mobile port development.
Pocketpair CEO Takuro Mizobe has accused Tencent, the largest gaming company, of developing a clone of their successful game Palworld. Mizobe revealed on social media that various companies in China are also creating mobile clones of Palworld, with budgets ten times that of the original game. He expressed mixed feelings about the situation, acknowledging the trend while hinting at disappointment. The CEO's post referenced a game called Auroria, suggesting that the gaming industry may see an influx of similar titles with heavy microtransactions.
Palworld developer Pocketpair has unveiled the upcoming PvP mode, Pal Arena, set to be released in 2024, allowing players to battle each other using their trained Pals. The game has gained immense popularity, with 25 million players and significant sales, but has also faced controversy and accusations of being a Pokémon rip-off, leading to legal concerns and staff receiving death threats.
Pocketpair has announced the upcoming "Pal Arena" update for Palworld, set to launch in 2024, allowing players to battle against each other with their trained Pals. The game is currently available on Xbox Series, Xbox One, and PC, and will also be accessible through Xbox Game Pass.
Palworld developer Pocketpair is set to reveal 'something special' coming to the game later this year during a live event at the Tripe I initiative. The teaser has sparked excitement among fans, with leaks suggesting new pals, bosses, and a new mode in the pipeline. The event, featuring 30+ announcements from various developers, will be streamed on YouTube and is expected to last 45 minutes.
The latest Palworld patch introduces the game’s first Raid Boss, Bellanoir, which can be summoned using slabs at the new Summoning Altar and offers a tough fight for players. Defeating Bellanoir will drop Pals Eggs, which can be incubated to hatch your own Bellanoir. The update also includes new items, a reworked tutorial, and more control over making Pals work at bases. Additionally, a larger update is set to arrive this summer, bringing a new island to explore with brand new pals.
The latest Palworld update introduces the game's first raid boss, along with changes to pals, U.I., and bases. New content includes items, passive abilities, buildings, and adjustments to pal production and player interactions. The update also brings balance adjustments, bug fixes, and improved pal models and textures. The Steam version of the update is already live for PC players, with the Xbox version to follow.
The latest Palworld 0.2.0.6 update introduces the first Raid Boss, Bellanoir, along with new items, buildings, and balance adjustments. The update also includes bug fixes, UI improvements, cheat prevention, and dedicated server enhancements. Players can now summon Raid Boss Pals, use new items like "Training Manual" and "Recovery Meds," and enjoy various quality of life improvements. The update is available for download on Steam, with the Xbox version expected to follow shortly.