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2024-10-02 16:11:04| Engadget

Palworld could be on its way to a mobile device near you. Krafton, the publisher of PUBG: Battlegrounds, has agreed a licensing deal with the games maker, Pocketpair, to bring the smash hit to mobile. Kraftons PUBG Studios will develop the mobile version. No other details have been announced, other than to note that PUBG Studios will reinterpret Palworlds gameplay for mobile devices, per an automated translation of a press release (which is in Korean). So its not completely clear whether this will be a faithful port of the full game or a spinoff that has some of the same features. Palworld debuted in January and it was an instant hit, selling over a million copies in eight hours and 15 million on Steam alone within a month. It also quickly reached 10 million players on Xbox and was biggest ever third-party launch on Game Pass. Palworld then suddenly landed on PlayStation 5 in many markets last week. However, theres a reason that Palworld isnt available on PS5 in Japan for now. The games similarity to Pokémon (here, you also catch a variety of monsters, but some of em have guns and you can also eat them) caught the attention of Nintendo and The Pokémon Company. The latter indicated in January that it was investigating the would-be rival. In September, the two companies filed suit against Pocketpair in Japan for alleged patent infringement.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/gaming/palworld-is-bound-for-mobile-thanks-to-the-maker-of-pubg-141104110.html?src=rss


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