Palworld

In case you somehow missed it, there is a new game catching the eye of players everywhere, and its elevator pitch is ‘It’s Pokemon with guns!’  It’s a pretty strong concept if you ask me, and having poured plenty of hours into this game already, it showcases that mashing together the Survival mechanics of a […]

Palworld, despite being a game with a ton of systems to teach the player right out the gate, actually has a pretty well-made tutorial. Through completing initial tasks and Pal Missions, the player is taught how most of the basics work within the game. However, for most of your initial hours playing this game, there

Catching Pals in Palworld is a lot of fun. Alongside battling and the fun base-building mechanics, it’s the main draw of this new creature-tamer epic. However, in the early game, your catching ability is low, and there are only so many Lamballs you can catch before you get fed up. But what’s the solution?  Well,

While there is a temptation to completely ignore all the survival and base-building mechanics in Palworld in favor of going off on a crusade to catch all the different types of Pals the game has to offer, the players who engage with the core survival mechanics and add amenities to their base will get much

If you’re someone who likes playing creature-taming games, you’ll know that these games live and die by their creature design, and Palworld is no different. Not only do the Pals have to be unique, cute, fun to battle and build alongside, how fun they are to catch, and legally distinct from a pocket monster game

While Palworld has already proved that it is a successful and competent survival game in its own right, we all know what the main draw of this game is. The cute creatures you can capture, train, and battle with. Whether you want a buddy to help you build a base, or a killing machine to