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Pocketpair Suggests 'A Decade of Continuous, Massive Updates' Is 'Probably Not On the Cards,' But Teases It 'Wouldn't Rule Out A Palworld 2.0'
Pocketpair Suggests 'A Decade of Continuous, Massive Updates' Is 'Probably Not On the Cards,' But Teases It 'Wouldn't Rule Out A Palworld 2.0'Palworld developer Pocketpair has revealed that while it accepts the survival game's most devoted fans may want "a decade of continuous, massive updates," "there's only so many times" you can add in new levels and content before the game gets bloated."
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Palworld Updates Will Continue After 1.0, But Not Like No Man’s Sky, Says Publishing Head
Palworld Updates Will Continue After 1.0, But Not Like No Man’s Sky, Says Publishing HeadJohn Buckley noted that the linear progression offered by Palworld's gameplay makes decade-long content support difficult.
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The Best Open World Co-Op Games To Explore With A Friend
The Best Open World Co-Op Games To Explore With A FriendThe next best thing to hanging out in the real world is to get together with your pals in a great open world co-op game. Sometimes touching virtual grass does the job, especially if you're separated by distance or struggle to find the time to hang out in-person. These games span many genres and vibes, with some perfect for beginners or casual gamers, and some aimed at those who want a bit of a challenge. From spooky survival games to adventures on the high seas, we've got a bit of everything for when you want a whole world at your fingertips. If you're looking for something a bit more structured, check out our list of the best story-led co-op games , or have a read of our list of the best co-op puzzle games if you really want to put your friendships to the test. Palworld Palworld is a great game for gamers of all abilities and preferences, taking the open world concept and really letting you play with the idea--the choice of whether to enjoy a cute and cozy game or a chaotic battling adventure is yours. Sweet little creatures called Pals can be captured and cared for, or made to fight and work in factories. You can even eat them, if that's the kind of person you want to be. You can ride your pals across sea, land, and sky--exploring varied locales and finding more materials to craft with. You can keep things wholesome and start a farm (with maybe occasional violence), build imposing factories and work your Pals to death, or take up arms against poachers and risk your life keeping Pals safe in the wild. You can play with up to 4 players online, or set up a dedicated server for up to 32. If you're a big fan of cozy games (you can find our co-op cozy game recommendations here) you'll also be pleased to hear that Palworld is getting an adorable spinoff: Palfarm sometime soon. See at Steam Fallout 76 If you've been watching the latest season of Fallout on Amazon, you might have gotten a hankering for some more post-apocalyptic mayhem, and Fallout 76 drops you right back in the action with a bunch of friends (and foes) online. Set just 25 years after the bombs fell, in Appalachia this time, it's another hefty dose of lore-packed RPG-ing but specifically built for co-op. New seasons bring new challenges, so once you and your friends get started, you'll be supplied with an endless stream of new things to do. Build bases, fight mutated enemies, and dig deep into the secrets of West Virginia in 2076--you can even meet Walton Goggins as The Ghoul . See at Fanatical GameSpot and Fanatical are both owned by Fandom. Sons Of The Forest There's something about playing co-op horror games that makes you feel near-indestructable. It's a great way of strengthening (or testing) friendships, as you rely on your pals to have your back and defend you, or work diligently for a common goal while you keep look-out. Sons Of The Forest is a pretty grim game, and we love it. Up to 8 friends can join forces to take down feral cannibals, craft elaborate bases, find leads on the mystery of a missing billionaire, and survive the harsh wide open world in this sequel to The Forest. It's not an easy game, so if you need some advice, be sure to check out our Sons Of The Forest guides if you need a little help surviving in the wild. See at Steam Grounded 2 You might be looking for a great four-player co-op game to jump into with your friends, and we would humbly recommend starting with Grounded 2. Don't let the Early Access status fool you, it's already a well-fleshed out game packed with robust multiplayer features that build on the previous game and make everyday objects feel like incredible hurdles to climb. After being shrunk down to insect size, you and your pals need to traverse a back yard full of hazards and wield incredible tiny tools, defending yourselves and finding out the secrets within. Grounded 2 is all the fun of a campy '80s film reimagined as a huge open playground for you to explore. As beautiful as its towering flowers and rich grasses look, don't get caught off-guard. See at Steam Project Zomboid Project Zomboid is one of the best zombie games of all time , and you don't have to face the undead peril alone. Armed with weapons, tools, and the survival savvy of your best friends, you'll need to devise a sustainable plan to get through the apocalypse in one piece. It's an expansive open world RPG where you can become almost any kind of player. Farm, fish, build, and learn to fight when the swarms of zombies move in--the more people you have watching your back, the better. If you're looking for a deeply immersive experience where you can truly exercise your creative muscles, Project Zomboid encourages players to think outside the box and rewards them with realistic gameplay featuring changing seasons, environmental threats, and factors like mental health and boredom to keep an eye on. The open world map is loosely based on a real location, further deepening the immersion and giving you the most true-to-life zombie experience on the market. See at Humble Sea Of Thieves If you and your pals don't all have the same consoles, Sea Of Thieves is a great cross-platform game that'll let you include everyone. Not only do you get a huge open world, but you also get to explore the open seas as pirate crews looking for new adventure, loot, and challenges. The game features pretty much everything you'd expect from a pirate life simulator--plundering, sword fights, sea monsters, lost treasure--but lets you choose your own path and playstyle. You don't have to be totally ruthless, perhaps you'd rather let one of your friends take care of your dirty work for you. The unspoiled islands and dense underwater kingdoms of Sea Of Thieves make its open world feel fresh and exciting, and with seemingly endless side-quests you can end up exploring as much or as little of the map as you'd like. There's no set rules or roles in Sea Of Thieves: the world is your oyster. See at Green Man Gaming Valheim Only the hardiest friends will survive in Valheim, an intentionally brutal survival sim for up to 10 players, set in a procedurally-generated Viking-inspired purgatory. It's a gorgeous game that makes full use of its open world, with varied biomes, sea adventure, and rich exploration features, as well as crafting and the ability to conquer other locations. How you go about your journey is up to you, but proving yourself to Odin is no easy feat. You'll need to build weapons and armor, grow and farm food, craft safe bases filled with impressive buildings, and tame the seas as you sail in search of more land to exploit and explore. See at Humble No Man's Sky Perhaps one open world is not enough for you? In that case, we'd recommend No Man's Sky, where you'll have endless open worlds ready to explore. The possibilities are almost without restraint in the game, which has continued to grow and develop over the last decade and become one of the best sandbox games . While there is a story throughout, open world exploration is the main event, allowing you and your friends to fly to distant planets, find resources, trade, craft, and discover the ends of the universe. Each star is surrounded by planets, each of which is teeming with life in an infinitely procedurally generated expanse. New creatures, plant life, and minerals are yours for the taking. In terms of scope, it doesn't get much bigger than No Man's Sky. See at Fanatical Enshrouded If you're looking for another game like Valheim , Enshrouded offers a similarly rich gameplay experience for up to 16 players. While still in Early Access for now, the game sports one of the best building systems we've seen in survival games--being both intuitive and expansive--along with varied combat, plenty of juicy gear to try out, and a story that'll take you through a number of diverse biomes and put you up against incredible enemies. If you've ever played a survival RPG and wished it had a bit more of something, or did a specific thing a bit better, Enshrouded has probably addressed your concerns. There's very little limit to what you can do, where you can go, and who you can become. See at Humble
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New Steam game Pickmon mixes Pokemon and Palword with Zelda and Overwatch
New Steam game Pickmon mixes Pokemon and Palword with Zelda and OverwatchA newly listed Steam game called Pickmon blends Pokemon-style creature collecting with open-world survival and crafting systems reminiscent of Palworld.
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Highguard Attracted More Than 1.5 Million Players In January
Highguard Attracted More Than 1.5 Million Players In JanuaryIn just a matter of weeks, the raid shooter Highguard has gone from making a big splash to a cautionary tale on par with Sony's Concord . According to Ampere Analysis, over 1.5 million players tried Highguard in January 2026. But most of those players simply didn't stick around after sampling the experience. The Game Business' co-founder Chris Dring shared Ampere's data on X , and noted that Highguard's performance was on par with Palworld, DayZ, and Red Dead Redemption 2 during that time. Around 1.54 million people played Highguard during January, around the same number as Palworld, DayZ and Red Dead Redemption 2 (Ampere data) — Christopher Dring (@Chris_Dring) February 14, 2026 Following a rapid decrease in players, Highguard developer Wildlight was hit by massive layoffs just over two weeks after the game was released. Soon after its launch, Highguard peaked with 100,000 concurrent players on Steam. Unfortunately, those numbers were short-lived , and the cause for Highguard's downfall remains under debate. Continue Reading at GameSpot
GameSpot - All ContentFeb 17
High On Life 2 Hits Game Pass, Now With Lots Of Skateboarding And Humor
High On Life 2 Hits Game Pass, Now With Lots Of Skateboarding And Humor2022's comedic action game High on Life was a huge hit on Xbox Game Pass, and the sequel is out now. Like the original, the sequel is also included with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass. Alternatively, High on Life 2 is available for direct purchase for $60. It's also available on PS5 and Steam. The original High on Life was the biggest third-party Game Pass release of 2022 , though the record was later beaten by Palworld and then again by Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. Continue Reading at GameSpot
GameSpot - All ContentFeb 13
All Palworld Pals in Terraria and how to get them
All Palworld Pals in Terraria and how to get them Terraria 's 1.4.5 update, aka Bigger and Boulder, has an amazing collaboration with Palworld , and you can catch different pals. Four different Pals have been added from Palworld as part of the collaboration. You'll need to catch all four of them to add to your collection. Let's look at how to catch them all in the quickest possible time. Table of contents How to get all Pals in Terraria How to get Cattiva How to get Foxparks How to get Chillet How to get Digtoise How to get all Pals in Terraria As part of the collaboration with Palworld , you can find four Pals in Terraria . Cattiva Foxparks Chillet Digtoise All four Pals have some elements of RNG associated with how you can catch them. Moreover, they spawn in different conditions and at different locations. A few of them will also require you to take down goblins, and be quick at that. Let's look at how you can get them all. How to get Cattiva Image via Re-Logic To get Cattiva, you have to trigger a goblin encounter on the surface level. Cattiva spawns on clear days, so that's a prerequisite. The spawn locations appear to be in the outer regions of the map, near the jungles and forest biomes. You'll also need to defeat the goblins to save Cattiva and add it to your collection. The exact type and number of goblins defending the Cattiva appear to be random. To raise your chances of success, you can also use any item that offers higher spawn buffs. How to get Foxparks Image via Re-Logic The process of obtaining Foxparks is identical to that of Cattiva. You'll have to trigger a goblin encounter on a clear, non-rainy day. The location (outer thirds of the map or jungle) is also identical, and you will have to defeat a goblin or two to rescue Foxparks. You'll also want to use a Water Candle if you have that, to raise the chances of triggering the goblin encounter. This also holds for adding Cattiva. However, the spawn (of the encounter) depends on luck. For me, Cattiva had to be rescued before Foxparks appeared in my save (I am unsure if this is true for all, or across every save). How to get Chillet Image via Re-Logic To find Chillet, you'll have to tunnel into the Cavern layer. There are some instances of it triggering in the Underground layer, but I have yet to find one. You'll want to bring the Metal Detector to help with your search. The tool will lead you to the egg. Once you use the egg, it will either be an Ignis Chillet or the ordinary blue one. Both variants apparently have 50% chance to spawn. How to get Digtoise Image via Re-Logic Digtoise can be found in the underground desert in my save, and you'll once again need the Metal Detector. Once you locate Digtoise, it will be hidden in its shell. Hit the shell with your pickaxe, and you'll be able to add the Pal to your collection. If you're having a hard time, use the Spelunker Potion to highlight the Digtoise's location in the biome. The post All Palworld Pals in Terraria and how to get them appeared first on Destructoid .
DestructoidJan 31
Everything New In The Terraria 1.4.5 Bigger And Bolder Update
Everything New In The Terraria 1.4.5 Bigger And Bolder Update Terraria 's Bigger and Bolder update, or Terraria 1.4.5, has been in the works for around three long years. Developer Re-Logic claims it's the final update, but given its track record of claiming the same for previous updates, it would come as no surprise if there are additional adjustments to the sandbox game in the future. The Terraria 1.4.5 update is out today, January 27. Alongside Dead Cells and Palworld crossovers, there are a host of other improvements including a crafting menu overhaul, new boulders, new boss weapons, and more. New Terraria items Dead Cells Beheaded outfit Hanging flasks that can display items Flint melee weapon Barrel Launcher ranged weapon Killing Deck ranged weapon Mushroom Staff that summons a Mushroom Boi minion and is crafted with Glowing Mushrooms Barnacle sentry The Swarm grenade skill The Ram Rune Wings of the Crow power skill Health Fountain furniture items that grants a buff Moon Lord whip Stardust-themed whip Soulscourge, a corruption-themed whip Vasculash Crimson-themed whip Duke Fishron-themed whip Starcrash, a meteorite-themed whip Plantera-themed whip Slime whip Slime spear Hallow-themed furniture set Feywood-themed furniture set Aetherium-themed furniture set Fallen Star-themed furniture set Crimson-themed furniture set Corruption-themed furniture set Gothic furniture set Stone furniture set Modern furniture set Moon-themed furniture set Snow-themed furniture set Flinx-themed furniture set Pine furniture set Cloud furniture set Harpy-themed furniture set Boulder-themed furniture set Water Chest-themed furniture set Metal furniture set Book furniture set Fallen Star bricks and walls Honey-coated furniture Music Blocks Shimmer water gun that turns NPCs into their Shimmered form A potion with a crown Velociraptor mount Bat mount Rat mount Fairy mount Roller skate mount Several paintings made by the Terraria community Axe Fairy pet that harvests wood Pufferfish pet Frog-themed accessory Tamagotchi accessory Silly Balloon accessory Stress Ball accessory Magic String accessory Goat's Tuft sound Zombie sound Turkey sound Chicken sound Arcade Machine sound Moon Lord chest piece Cobweb item Unsafe Living Wood Wall Axearang which cuts trees when thrown Pink crafted banner Throwable mud balls Demon Altar Fallen Log Life Fruit Shadow Orb Clay furnace CRT television Arcade machine Film projector Chicken Bones developer set Mitey-Titey, an item which places stalactites and stalagmites Hoppers Freeze Bomb Greater Bomb Beachwear Heroicis vanity set Upgraded mining and angler armor Chlorophyte armor headpiece Jungle Juice recovery potion Infused Fertilizer used for growing tall trees Acorn slingshot Rock Candy food Pylon Aether pylon Pan flute Mirror Purple bracelet RC car Boulder items There are several new Boulders introduced in Terraria 1.4.5. One Boulder appears to fall upwards, and Boulder Rain will cause Boulders to fall from the sky during thunderstorms. A Rainbow Boulder can be found in secret seeds combined with Celebrationmk10--the secret birthday world seed. When activated it will bounce between ores and chests while passing through blocks and not hurting the player. A Poo Boulder, because why not? A Boulder covered in Magma will also be added alongside a Boulder pet. Continue Reading at GameSpot
GameSpot - All ContentJan 27
Palworld Developer Requires Job Candidates To Show Their Steam History
Palworld Developer Requires Job Candidates To Show Their Steam HistoryThose looking for a job at Palworld developer Pocketpair will need to have some serious play history on Steam, while those with none won't be considered at all. In a post on X (translated via Automaton ), Pocketpair CEO Takuro Mizobe shared some insights into how the studio behind the hit monster-catching survival game hires new developers. He revealed that those looking to join the team are essentially required to play games on Steam. ポケットペアはプランナーにはSteamのゲームのプレイ履歴のスクリーンショットを提出して貰っています。(そもそもSteam未プレイの人は書類選考通過しない)… https://t.co/maBTOxwS7s — Takuro Mizobe | Palworld (@urokuta_ja) January 23, 2026 "In fact, if you don't play games on Steam at all, you won't make it past the resume screening stage," Mizobe said. Continue Reading at GameSpot
GameSpot - All ContentJan 23
Palworld developer reveals unusual rule he has for hiring game designers
Palworld developer reveals unusual rule he has for hiring game designersPalworld devs have revealed they require game designer applicants to submit screenshots of their Steam libraries as part of its hiring process.
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