Nintendo, PUBG and Palworld
Palworld shows no signs of stopping as the PUBG studio signs up to turn the survival game into a mobile game, even as a lawsuit with Nintendo rumbles on
Krafton says it will "expand the Palworld IP to mobile platforms" with a project developed by PUBG Studios. What
Palworld is getting a mobile game as Pocketpair signs deal with PUBG's publisher, and yes, that Nintendo lawsuit is still very much a thing
Anyway, in the interim, Pocketpair is still chugging along with its plans for Palworld, having now announced that it's signed a licensing agreement with Krafton that'll see a mobile version of the game get made.
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 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.
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 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.
Palworld officially coming to mobile as PUBG devs take on PocketPair port
Palworld is officially coming to mobile devices as PUBG developers are tackling the port under parent company Krafton.
Palworld is coming to mobile despite Nintendo lawsuit
Palworld began its life as “Pokémon with guns” thanks to a gameplay mechanic that involves catching creatures out in the wild for yourself. Beyond that, Palworld is a unique
In face of Nintendo lawsuit, Palworld marches onto mobile
Despite facing a patent infringement lawsuit in Japan from Nintendo and The Pokémon Company, indie developer Pocketpair is pushing ahead with capitalizing on the runaway success of its creature-collecting survival game Palworld.
Amid Nintendo’s Pokémon Lawsuit, Palworld Dev Pocketpair Signs Deal for Mobile Version
Palworld developer Pocketpair has signed a deal with PUBG company Krafton to develop a mobile version of the hit game. Krafton, fresh from acquiring Hi-Fi Rush developer Tango Gameworks from Microsoft,
Palworld is bound for mobile, thanks to the maker of PUBG
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Palworld inks deal to bring its definitely-not-Pokémon action to your phone
Palworld's developer has secured a deal with the publisher of PUBG to bring its definitely-not-Pokémon action to your phone.
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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 ...