The next official Palworld mobile game comes from an unexpected studio
I’ll be honest: my first reaction to Palworld’s mobile game was that it could be a cheap copy nobody asked for. This one’s actually worth paying attention to for multiple reasons. Pocketpair just confirmed a brand new mobile massively multiplayer online role-playing game, or MMORPG, called Palworld Online, and it is arriving on iOS and Android sometime later this year.
- ▪I’ll be honest: my first reaction to Palworld’s mobile game was that it could be a cheap copy nobody asked for.
- ▪This one’s actually worth paying attention to for multiple reasons.
- ▪Pocketpair just confirmed a brand new mobile massively multiplayer online role-playing game, or MMORPG, called Palworld Online, and it is arriving on iOS and Android sometime later this year.
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I’ll be honest: my first reaction to Palworld’s mobile game was that it could be a cheap copy nobody asked for. However, I was wrong. This one’s actually worth paying attention to for multiple reasons. So what exactly is Palworld Online? Pocketpair just confirmed a brand new mobile massively multiplayer online role-playing game, or MMORPG, called Palworld Online, and it is arriving on iOS and Android sometime later this year. But this isn’t the existing Krafton-made Palworld mobile title you might already know about. Pocketpair Instead, Garena, a Singapore-based studio that has roughly 15 years of mobile development experience behind successful titles like Path of Exile, League of Legends, and EA Sports FC, is building this one (under an official license from Pocketpair).
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