Palworld has yet to confirm an official release date. Pals allies are also seen as assisting the player in combat. In the end, the main character fights Pals with both modern guns and bows.

The construction mechanics are also shown, with the player crafting a small workbench and a large cage capable of holding several creatures. Like Pokémon Legends: Arceus, the player can ride a horse-like Pal or fly around with the help of a winged creature. The trailer shows players running around a bright open world and catching Pals with the Poké Ball-esque tool. Thus, Pocketpair takes the Pokémon experience in Palworld by turning the kid-friendly concept into a somewhat heavier game.Ī new gameplay trailer for Palworld, posted to YouTube by Pocketpair, sheds more light on the game’s open world and fierce combat system. Additionally, while Pocketpair’s unusual name allows the player to make friends with friends, these creatures can also be eaten or forced to work. However, instead of merely sneaking out on wild creatures or fighting them with their own monsters, players in Palworld fight with modern weapons like shotguns and guns. Like Pokémon Legends: Arceus, the game will let players track, battle, and collect monsters in a massive open-world environment. Palworld will combine survival, crafting, and guns to create an undeniably strange and unique experience.īy combining a number of different concepts and genres, Palworld seems poised to give players a gaming experience unlike any other. The upcoming indie game, developed by Pocketpair, will let players battle, plow, and wield mysterious Pokémon-like creatures known as Pals. Palworld combines the open world of Pokémon Legends: Arceus with real-time combat involving third-person shooter mechanics.Ī new Palworld trailer combines monsters and an open world, reminiscent of Pokémon Legends: Arceus, with bold third-person shooter gameplay.

Palworld kickstarter