You know Palworld ? That game that recently got a PS5 port and definitely had nothing else of note happen involving it? Well, developer Pocketpair has signed a licensing agreement with Krafton for a mobile version of it to be made. In case you've been living under a rock with your pals, news of this deal arrives not long after Nintendo and The Pokemon Company filed a lawsuit against Pocketpair over Palworld, alleging that the game "infringes multiple patent rights". There's been a lot of speculation as to how it might play out, but as of right now, all we can do is wait and see.
Anyway, in the interim, Pocketpair is still chugging along with its plans for Palworld, having now announced that it's signed a licensing agreement with Krafton that'll see a mobile version of the game get made. As translated by Gematsu , the release says Krafton’s PUBG Studios will develop this Palworld mobile game, which will reimagine and adapt the core gameplay elements of the title to fit a mobile release. PUBG Studios - in case the name didn't give it away - developed PUBG and its mobile ports, so has experience being successful in that realm of development.
No further details - such as a release window - have been shared yet. While as I mentioned earlier, Palworld did recently get a PS5 port, it dropped pretty much everywhere but in Japan, where the Nintendo lawsuit was filed. "The release date in Japan has not yet been decided," Palworld's official Japanese Twitter account stated regarding t.
