Palworldand Xbox will be working together much more closely from now on, as the developers aim to expand and improve the port.After sellingover 19 million copiesonSteamin such a short time, it seemsPalworldis pretty much unstoppable at this point. Despite receiving shots from critics that it’s too similar toPokémon, the fans love it, and are defending it fromanyone who speaks negatively about it.Take a look atPalworldbelow.While its primary audience lives onPC, you can currently play it at no additional cost onXboxif you’re subscribed toXbox Game Pass. It’s been noted that the quality of the Xbox version is inferior to that of the PC version of the game, but it seems like that’s about to change.AdvertAside from the upcoming roadmap ofcontent, it’s been confirmed that thePalworldteam will be working with Xbox to ensure the console version of the game is improved and expanded for a better overall experience.This includes creating dedicated servers, regularly updating the game to make sure it matches the PC version, and optimising it to bolster performance and cut back on bugs and glitches that affect gameplay.AdvertThis is great news for fans that supported the game when it came to Xbox Game Pass. In fact, the game was so highly anticipated that it quickly became thethird biggest launchonMicrosoft’ssubscription service ever, which is no small feat.New content on its way to the game includes more Pals, expansions to crafting and building, graphic enhancements, andpotentially a PvP mode, though the developers believe it’ll be difficult to implement.Palworldis currently available on PC via Steam, as well as Xbox Series X/S via Xbox Game Pass. There is currently no PlayStation 5 version of the game though it’s rumoured to be on the way.Featured Image Credit: PocketPairTopics:Palworld,PC,Xbox,Xbox Game Pass,Xbox Series X
Palworldand Xbox will be working together much more closely from now on, as the developers aim to expand and improve the port.After sellingover 19 million copiesonSteamin such a short time, it seemsPalworldis pretty much unstoppable at this point. Despite receiving shots from critics that it’s too similar toPokémon, the fans love it, and are defending it fromanyone who speaks negatively about it.Take a look atPalworldbelow.While its primary audience lives onPC, you can currently play it at no additional cost onXboxif you’re subscribed toXbox Game Pass. It’s been noted that the quality of the Xbox version is inferior to that of the PC version of the game, but it seems like that’s about to change.AdvertAside from the upcoming roadmap ofcontent, it’s been confirmed that thePalworldteam will be working with Xbox to ensure the console version of the game is improved and expanded for a better overall experience.This includes creating dedicated servers, regularly updating the game to make sure it matches the PC version, and optimising it to bolster performance and cut back on bugs and glitches that affect gameplay.AdvertThis is great news for fans that supported the game when it came to Xbox Game Pass. In fact, the game was so highly anticipated that it quickly became thethird biggest launchonMicrosoft’ssubscription service ever, which is no small feat.New content on its way to the game includes more Pals, expansions to crafting and building, graphic enhancements, andpotentially a PvP mode, though the developers believe it’ll be difficult to implement.Palworldis currently available on PC via Steam, as well as Xbox Series X/S via Xbox Game Pass. There is currently no PlayStation 5 version of the game though it’s rumoured to be on the way.Featured Image Credit: PocketPairTopics:Palworld,PC,Xbox,Xbox Game Pass,Xbox Series X
Palworldand Xbox will be working together much more closely from now on, as the developers aim to expand and improve the port.After sellingover 19 million copiesonSteamin such a short time, it seemsPalworldis pretty much unstoppable at this point. Despite receiving shots from critics that it’s too similar toPokémon, the fans love it, and are defending it fromanyone who speaks negatively about it.Take a look atPalworldbelow.While its primary audience lives onPC, you can currently play it at no additional cost onXboxif you’re subscribed toXbox Game Pass. It’s been noted that the quality of the Xbox version is inferior to that of the PC version of the game, but it seems like that’s about to change.AdvertAside from the upcoming roadmap ofcontent, it’s been confirmed that thePalworldteam will be working with Xbox to ensure the console version of the game is improved and expanded for a better overall experience.This includes creating dedicated servers, regularly updating the game to make sure it matches the PC version, and optimising it to bolster performance and cut back on bugs and glitches that affect gameplay.AdvertThis is great news for fans that supported the game when it came to Xbox Game Pass. In fact, the game was so highly anticipated that it quickly became thethird biggest launchonMicrosoft’ssubscription service ever, which is no small feat.New content on its way to the game includes more Pals, expansions to crafting and building, graphic enhancements, andpotentially a PvP mode, though the developers believe it’ll be difficult to implement.Palworldis currently available on PC via Steam, as well as Xbox Series X/S via Xbox Game Pass. There is currently no PlayStation 5 version of the game though it’s rumoured to be on the way.
Palworldand Xbox will be working together much more closely from now on, as the developers aim to expand and improve the port.
After sellingover 19 million copiesonSteamin such a short time, it seemsPalworldis pretty much unstoppable at this point. Despite receiving shots from critics that it’s too similar toPokémon, the fans love it, and are defending it fromanyone who speaks negatively about it.
Take a look atPalworldbelow.
While its primary audience lives onPC, you can currently play it at no additional cost onXboxif you’re subscribed toXbox Game Pass. It’s been noted that the quality of the Xbox version is inferior to that of the PC version of the game, but it seems like that’s about to change.
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Aside from the upcoming roadmap ofcontent, it’s been confirmed that thePalworldteam will be working with Xbox to ensure the console version of the game is improved and expanded for a better overall experience.
This includes creating dedicated servers, regularly updating the game to make sure it matches the PC version, and optimising it to bolster performance and cut back on bugs and glitches that affect gameplay.
Advert
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This is great news for fans that supported the game when it came to Xbox Game Pass. In fact, the game was so highly anticipated that it quickly became thethird biggest launchonMicrosoft’ssubscription service ever, which is no small feat.
New content on its way to the game includes more Pals, expansions to crafting and building, graphic enhancements, andpotentially a PvP mode, though the developers believe it’ll be difficult to implement.
Palworldis currently available on PC via Steam, as well as Xbox Series X/S via Xbox Game Pass. There is currently no PlayStation 5 version of the game though it’s rumoured to be on the way.
Topics:Palworld,PC,Xbox,Xbox Game Pass,Xbox Series X
