Palworld is bound for mobile, thanks to the maker of PUBG
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 game’s maker, Pocketpair, to bring the smash hit to mobile.
Palworld is coming to mobile phones courtesy of PUBG maker, despite that Nintendo lawsuit
Krafton says it plans to faithfully reinterpret the original game's 'main fun elements' with PUBG Studios at the helm for the smartphone version.
Palworld Is Coming To Mobile With PUBG Studio Handling Development
PUBG Studios is developing the mobile version of Palworld, though additional details were not provided in the press release. Following Palworld's release in January 2024, scammers quickly created fake versions of Palworld for mobile, prompting Pocketpair to warn fans to remain vigilant.
Krafton to developer a mobile version of Palworld
Krafton announced its deal with Pocketpair in a press release today. PUBG Studios, the team behind the trendsetting battle royale game, will develop Palworld Mobile. “We plan to faithfully implement the main fun elements of the original operation in line with the mobile environment,” the post reads.
Palworld Mobile Version In Development at PUBG Studio
A mobile version of Palworld is officially in development at PUBG studio Krafton, and the company is pledging to faithfully adapt what makes the game fun.
PUBG Studios is bringing Palworld to mobile
South Korean publisher Krafton, which owns PUBG Studios and The Callisto Protocol studio Striking Distance, announced that it has “signed a licensing agreement with Japanese game developer Pocketpair for the intellectual property of Palworld”. “Through this contract, Krafton will expand the Palworld IP to the mobile platform”, it added.
Pokémon-like Palworld is coming to mobile with PUBG Studios handling development
Even though Nintendo is suing the game, Palworld is planning to expand to mobile with PUBG Studios at the helm of development
Palworld coming to mobile through Krafton’s PUBG Studios
As Pocketpair continues its legal battle with Nintendo over its game 'Palworld', the developer has signed an agreement with publisher Krafton to bring the title to mobile devices.
Smash hit Palworld heading to mobile platforms
Smash hit Palworld heading to mobile platforms, following the signing of a deal between developer Pocketpair and Player Unknown Battlegrounds publisher per a press release on Krafton’s press site. “KRAFTON Co.
Palworld headed to mobile, courtesy of Krafton's PUBG Studios
Developer Pocketpair has signed an agreement with Krafton to bring Palworld to mobile platforms. Krafton - which is perhaps best known for its work on PUBG - said this agreement will see the company "faithfully reinterpret and implement the main fun elements of the original for the mobile environment".
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