Palworld Gets New Update on PS5, Here’s What to Expect

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As a seasoned gamer with decades of gaming under my belt, I can’t help but feel a mix of anticipation and patience when it comes to Palworld on PlayStation 5. The latest update (0.3.8) is a welcome fix for some pesky bugs, but I can’t help but yearn for more content.

In just under a week since its release on PlayStation 5, the game Palworld has rolled out an update. The latest version, 0.3.8, tackles a few minor bugs that players may have encountered. However, this update doesn’t bring any new content to the table. This is the same update that was previously released on PC and Xbox as well, so players on those platforms can rest assured they haven’t missed out on anything. For details about the specific changes in this update, you can check the official X/Twitter account’s patch notes below:

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed an issue where Pals would sometimes get stuck at the base
  • Fixed an issue where the player character would go under the ground when starting the game
  • Fixed an issue where the game would sometimes disconnect from the server when trying to add a roof or wall to a large building

Despite addressing existing issues through bug fixes, there’s still a long list of concerns and desired features from players that need attention in Palworld. Among these, crossplay is one feature that many players are eagerly anticipating. However, remember that Pocketpair is a smaller company, which means it might take some time to implement new fixes and features. Moreover, the ongoing legal dispute between Nintendo and The Pokemon Company is consuming a substantial amount of their resources, potentially delaying update releases. In simpler terms, you may see fewer updates coming your way for a while.

As a gamer hailing from Japan, I’ve been eagerly waiting for the release of Palworld on my PlayStation 5, but unfortunately, it seems like I’ll have to hold off a bit longer. The game has been launched in most parts of the world, but sadly, it’s yet to hit shelves here. Pocketpair, the developers, are silent on the matter, leaving us in the dark about when we might finally get our hands on it.

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2024-09-30 17:39