KRAFTON has signed a licensing deal with Pocketpair to bring Palworld to mobile.
KRAFTON, the South Korean publisher behind battle royale cornerstone PUBG, has signed a licensing agreement with Pocketpair to bring Palworld to mobile devices, as
PUBG Studios, one of KRAFTON’s subsidiaries, will handle development and aims to faithfully reimagine the main elements of the original game for the mobile environment, as per the reveal.Palworld came out on PS5 just over a week ago, adding another major platform to its range aside from the existing PC and Xbox Series X|S versions. Pocketpair also confirmed that the game would retain its pay-to-play business model after some public deliberation about potentiallywas released on PC and Xbox Series X|S on October 1, 2024, and is now available on PS5 as well, bringing a few important fixes to the game.Marco Wutz is a writer from Parkstetten, Germany.
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