PUBG developer is making Palworld mobile
Palworld is headed to mobile, and its devs have teamed up with PUBG's Krafton to make it so as a Nintendo lawsuit brews: "It plans to ... implement the original’s main fun ...
Palworld developer Pocketpair and PUBG publisher Krafton are teaming up to bring the game to mobile, even as a legal battle with Nintendo looms on the horizon.
Despite the looming Nintendo lawsuit, PUBG publisher Krafton is bringing Palworld to mobile devices
"There is no Palworld application for phones," Pocketpair said earlier this year, warning against the proliferation of fake Palworld mobile apps appearing on the App Store and Google Play. But someday there will be. PUBG publisher Krafton has announced a deal with Pocketpair to bring the hit survival-crafting game to mobile devices.
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 headed to mobile, courtesy of Krafton's PUBG Studios
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Krafton's PUBG Studios Agrees to Develop Palworld Mobile Game
Krafton stated that it plans to adapt and implement the game's original elements to the mobile environment. Krafton's PUBG Studios will handle the project's development.
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.
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.
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.
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