Palworld is getting a substantial update in December and will leave Early Access in 2026
It turns out we can look forward to a Ultrakill collaboration for some new skins, which we get to check out in a new trailer.
While developer Pocket Pair and Nintendo continue to feud over possible patent infringements involving Palworld, the game continues to expand through fairly substantial updates. It has now been confirmed via Threads that, just in time for Christmas on December 17, we can look forward to Home Sweet Home.
This includes a collaboration with the game Ultrakill on new skins, as well as new base-building options where you will be able to colour-match things better. We also get to check out a neat trailer, which contains an extra surprise. It's namely confirmed that the game will leave Early Access and be released as Version 1.0 in 2026.
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Palworld is getting a substantial update in December and will leave Early Access in 2026
It turns out we can look forward to a Ultrakill collaboration for some new skins, which we get to check out in a new trailer.
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One of the claimed patent infringements has been rejected by Japan's patent office, and Nintendo either has to drop it or try to modify it.
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Palworld community manager says it was "super popular" to hate the game post-launch
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