The head of Palworld developer Pocketpair’s new publishing arm warns that its first batch of games are nothing like Palworld.

Palworld developer Pocketpair is collaborating with Surgent Studios to develop a new horror game under Pocketpair Publishing. Despite legal issues, Pocketpair aims to support indie developers and ...

Pocketpair, the developers behind Palworld, has announced its first project as a publisher—a new horror game alongside Surgent Studios. This comes a few months after the studio responsible for ...

Surgent Studios, the maker of Tales of Kenzera: Zau, is partnering with Pocketpair Publishing, the newly founded publishing wing of Pocketpair (Palworld, Craftopia) to create a horror game for ...

Japanese game developer Pocketpair has partnered with transmedia company Surgent Studios to launch a new horror game this year. The Palworld maker is collaborating through its publishing arm, ...

Palworld's crossplay update is set to drop in late March, supporting multiple platforms. The update will allow players to ...

Over a year on from its original early access release, Palworld is finally getting crossplay, allowing friends (or should I ...

Pocketpair has announced that the Palworld crossplay update, which will allow you to play with others on different platforms, ...

Palworld developer Pocketpair has announced that cross-play will be added to the game in late March, and that it'll be supported on PC via Steam, Xbox Series X|S, PS5, and Mac. Additionally, the ...

you can't go wrong with Bytten Studio's music-infused spin on the classic Pokemon formula. Merging the broad open world and automatic maintenance systems of Palworld, Scrap Mechanic is a Palworld ...

There’s a lot that’s gone on recently in the background that fans may not have noticed. “This is patent No. 12,220,638 and relates once again to capturing characters, aiming points ...

If you saw a listing for Helldivers 2 or Palworld at deep discounts on Steam this week, you may have been fooled into thinking there was a special sale going on. In fact, those "games" were ...