Palworld is a video game that promised a unique experience by mixing creature hunting with elements of crafting and weapons, has managed to capture the attention of players since its launch, despite not completely fulfilling its initial expectations.
Although the "Pal" are a fundamental part of the game world, crafting proves to be the core of the experience. Despite this, the game's success has been evident even in its Early Access stage, generating significant profits compared to its initial budget.
New horizons
The development team, Pocketpair, is not ruling out the possibility of being acquired by another company, given the challenge of maintaining Palworld, but they are also exploring new ways to expand their creative universe. Recently, they have announced plans to develop a manga based on the IP, looking for suitable artists to carry out this adaptation. Although details about the plot and release of the manga are scarce, there is speculation of a possible release by the end of the year.
The future of Palworld is uncertain, as its numbers have declined since its launch, despite remaining one of the most popular games on Steam. However, it still has a solid player base of over 20 million players on PC, Xbox and Xbox Game Pass.
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