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Never Grave Release Date: What We Know About Pocketpair’s New Metroidvania

Okay, gamers, let’s talk about Never Grave: The Witch and The Curse. You know, the new side-scrolling action game from Pocketpair, the same folks who unleashed the wild world of Palworld upon us? Yeah, that one. If you’re anything like me, you’re itching to get your hands on it, and the big question on everyone’s mind is: when is this thing actually coming out?

The Scoop on the Release Window

Alright, so here’s the deal. Pocketpair hasn’t dropped an exact date yet, but they have said that Never Grave is set to launch into Steam Early Access by the end of March. That’s right, we’re looking at a potential release in just a few weeks! While not set in stone, it’s the best we have to go on right now.

Now, this isn’t a full launch, mind you. It’s an early access release, which means the game will still be in development, and we might see some changes and additions as it moves forward. But honestly, I’m hyped to jump in and see what Pocketpair has cooked up.

What is Never Grave Anyway?

If you missed the announcement, Never Grave: The Witch and The Curse is a Metroidvania-roguelite. Think exploration, platforming, and combat, but with the added twist of roguelike elements. What this means is that each time you enter a dungeon it’s going to be different. You’ll be collecting temporary upgrades during your run, and permanent resources that can be used to rebuild the town. Oh, and it’s got co-op multiplayer for up to four players!

But here’s the really cool part – you’re not just playing a standard character. You actually start out as a hat. Yes, a hat! You then possess a lifeless girl, which becomes your default form. And that’s not all. The cursed hat also lets you possess enemies, using their unique abilities to your advantage. This adds a whole new layer of strategy to the gameplay, and it’s something I’m really keen to try out.

Gameplay and Features

Never Grave seems to be packed with cool features, including:

  • Metroidvania x Roguelite Gameplay: Explore, fight, die, and repeat with procedurally generated dungeons.
  • Possession System: As I mentioned, you’re a hat that can possess enemies. It’s a key part of the puzzle-solving as well as combat.
  • Rebuilding a Ruined Village: Collect resources, rebuild the village, and prepare for your next dungeon delve. This makes it more of a “roguelite”, but who’s counting.
  • Multiplayer: Team up with up to three friends and tackle dungeons together.
  • Hand-drawn Aesthetics: The game boasts a cool, hand-drawn art style, reminiscent of a picture book.
  • Dynamic Combat: You’ll need to master the combat system, as enemies can be tough, with some having no hit stun and quick attacks, and a few technical issues were present in the demo.

What About the Demo?

Good news! If you can’t wait until the end of March, there’s a free demo available on Steam right now! It’s part of the Steam Next Fest, so you can get a feel for the game and its mechanics ahead of the early access launch.

I gave the demo a go myself, and it’s definitely promising. The combat takes some getting used to, and there were a couple of crashes, but overall, the core gameplay loop is fun, and the aesthetic is very charming. It also got me even more hyped for the multiplayer which wasn’t available in the demo.

Why All the Hype?

So why is everyone so excited about Never Grave? Well, for starters, Pocketpair surprised everyone with Palworld, and now they’re jumping into a completely different genre. There are already comparisons with Hollow Knight, one of the most popular and loved Metroidvanias out there, which definitely makes people notice it.

Combine that with the unique possession mechanic, a charming art style, and roguelike elements, and you’ve got a game that’s definitely got people’s attention.

Final Thoughts

Never Grave: The Witch and The Curse is shaping up to be a very promising game, and it’s exciting to see Pocketpair trying their hand at a completely different genre after the huge success of Palworld. With the early access release potentially just around the corner, this is one to keep an eye on. Make sure you check out the free demo on Steam and maybe we’ll see each other on the dungeon floor!



New Features Added Without Notice: A Problem for Palworld Players



It’s been a while since my last update on Palworld, but today I’m back with some frustrating news. As you may know, the developers have released a new patch, which is supposed to bring fresh content and improvements to the game. However, upon closer inspection, it appears that not all changes are properly documented.

To be more specific, I’ve noticed that certain features, abilities, or even creatures have been added without being mentioned in the official patch notes. This lack of transparency can lead to confusion among players, making it harder for them to make informed decisions about their gameplay experience.

One example of this is [insert specific feature here]. At first glance, I thought this was just a bug, but after further investigation, it seems that it’s actually a new mechanic designed to enhance the gameplay. The problem is that there’s no mention of it anywhere in the patch notes or official communication channels. This kind of omission can cause players to stumble upon these changes by accident, rather than being informed about them through proper updates.

Another issue I have with this update is [insert another specific example here]. As you might have guessed, I’m not thrilled about this development. It’s not only frustrating but also raises questions about the developers’ priorities and communication strategy.

In my opinion, it’s essential for game developers to maintain transparency throughout their process. Not only does it help build trust with the community, but it also ensures that players are on the same page as the team. By failing to do so, they risk alienating their audience and causing unnecessary frustration.

It’s hard not to feel a bit let down by this development. As someone who has been following Palworld closely, I believe it’s crucial for us to be able to rely on accurate information from the developers. Without proper documentation of changes like these, we’re left in the dark, forced to speculate and wonder what’s going on behind the scenes.

I’m hoping that the developers will take this feedback into consideration and make some adjustments to their communication strategy moving forward. Until then, I’ll continue to dig deeper and keep you all updated with any new information I find.

Author: AlexTr1




New Passives Bring Relief and Excitement



I’m writing this because I want to spread the word about some newly discovered passives that have been making waves in the community lately. If you’re like me, you’ve probably spent countless hours trying to breed your Pals into something useful for farming, mining, or even just making food. And if you’re tired of throwing away resources on low-efficiency workers, then keep reading.

For those who are still unaware, there’s this new thing called vampiric passive that lets certain Pals suck up health from the environment and convert it to energy. This means they can mine ore (and I mean a LOT of it) without needing to be replaced every few hours. Some people have reported getting an extra 5-10 minutes of mining time, which is nothing to sneeze at.

But vampiric isn’t all – there’s also this Faleris Aqua passive that sounds like a game-changer for farmers. I mean, who wouldn’t want their Pals working non-stop without needing food? It’s not just about having more time to do other things; it’s about saving resources and having a reliable workforce.

And then there’s Work Eff +75%, which is exactly what it says on the tin – your Pals will be up to 75% faster at whatever task they’re assigned to. I don’t know about you, but this one has me reevaluating my entire strategy for getting resources and building projects.

Let’s not forget those other two: fasting and king-thing-that-depletes-san (I’ll admit it, I’m still trying to figure out what that last one does). If someone wants to explain it in the comments below, I’d be eternally grateful.

As for the chance of getting these skills or if they’re specific to certain Pals – yeah, I can see why people are frustrated. I spent a bunch of early-game Pals trying to get vampiric and came up empty-handed. But hey, maybe that’s just me? In any case, it seems like there’s still a lot we don’t know about these new passives.

Author: AlexTr1



New Update Nerfs and Changes



I’m excited to dive back into this game after a break, but before I can get started, I have some questions about the latest update. Specifically, I’m wondering if there were any nerfs or changes that could impact my experience.

As I’ve been browsing through the community, I noticed a few tweaks that caught my attention. One of the most significant ones seems to be affecting Digtoise’s partner skill. It used to be super powerful on natural ore nodes, but now it only shines when paired with another skill. This might not be a huge deal for some players, but it does change how people approach resource gathering.

Another area that concerns me is passive skills. It appears that Lucky has become largely useless due to the introduction of “remarkable craftmanship.” I don’t think this was intentional, but it looks like the new skill simply makes Work Speed pals more desirable. As a result, Lucky’s contribution to work speed will be minimal at best.

Ferocious and Impatient skills have also been affected by the addition of Demon God. The problem is that these older skills are now less appealing compared to this new option. Ferocious and Impatient used to provide decent attack power or defensive stats, but they no longer offer as much value as before.

Nocturnal has also taken a hit due to the introduction of Vampirism. While it’s true that vampirism is primarily designed for its life-stealing abilities, it seems like Nocturnal will become less popular now that Vampirism offers a similar effect. This could lead people to abandon their existing Nocturnal builds in favor of this new option.

What might come as a surprise is that these changes don’t feel like nerfs at all. Instead, we’ve received a bunch of buffs and quality-of-life updates across various areas of the game. The addition of level 4 friends, including a new woodcutter, should make life easier for many players. It’s also nice to see some love given to Miners and Handiwork.

Author:

AlexTr1

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No More Stressful Building



I recently turned off the “Hostile Creatures” feature in Satisfactory and my experience has been significantly more enjoyable. I used to think that keeping them on was a good way to add excitement and danger to the game, but after a while it just became frustrating.

I’m not alone in this feeling – many players have expressed similar sentiments. The constant threat of attacks, the stress of running out of ammo or resources, and the annoyance of having to constantly restart from checkpoints got old fast.

I’ve switched to “Retaliate” mode, which I think is a great middle ground. Now, if I accidentally provoke an attack, they’ll respond accordingly, but I’m not forced to engage in prolonged battles or worry about being ambushed out of nowhere.

It’s amazing how much more relaxed and enjoyable the game has become without the constant threat of creatures. I can focus on building and exploring without feeling like I’m constantly under siege.

Author: AlexTr1



Ore Scanning Bug? More like Ore-some headache


Satisfactory Resource Gathering

Satisfactory Resource Gathering

Alright, listen up, you magnificent bastards, because we’re diving headfirst into the glorious mess that is resource gathering in our beloved Satisfactory. You know, that game where you start with a freakin’ stick and end up running a multi-planetary industrial empire? Yeah, that one. So, picture this: you’re fresh off the drop pod, ready to slap down some foundations and start churning out iron like a goddamn machine. You hit that resource scanner button, expecting the world to light up with juicy nodes just begging to be exploited. But then, bam! You get a big ol’ middle finger from the game, and only one measly node shows up. Just one. It’s like going to a buffet and only being allowed to grab a single bread roll. What in the name of overclocked power plants is going on?

It seems like some poor souls have been running into this issue, and it ain’t pretty. You’d expect your scanner to do what it’s supposed to – scan, not give you the silent treatment. I mean, who has the time to run around like a headless chicken, stumbling blindly towards the next mineral deposit? We’re not here to play hide-and-seek, we’re here to conquer the planet with our beautifully organized (or chaotic, depending on your mood) factory!

Now, some smart cookies in the comments pointed out a couple of things. First off, the scanner ain’t exactly a map marker placement wizard. It scans. That’s it. It doesn’t go around painting the map with resources like some kind of graffiti artist. So, if you’re seeing a resource marker that looks like it was stamped on the map by a toddler wielding a crayon, it’s probably something you did, not the scanner. Which, let’s be honest, is sometimes more embarrassing.

Also, some folks mentioned that the scanner only pings resources within the map UI window. Meaning that if you’re zoomed all the way out, don’t expect it to show the nodes on the other side of the world. It’s like a lazy intern at the survey department, only caring about what’s directly in front of their face. But what if the game used to show more? Now we are starting to think about what changed…

And that’s when the real kicker came in. Drumroll, please… it’s the mods! Yep, it turns out that one particular mod, \”Refined R&D,\” is the culprit behind this whole mess. Because what is the point of a fun game without a little bit of unintended consequences from modding, right? I mean, half the fun is breaking things and then trying to figure out why. This particular mod seems to be messing with the resource scanning mechanic, causing it to only highlight one node at a time, instead of all of them in range. So, if you’re running that mod, maybe think about disabling it or, if you are a masochist like me, trying to find out what is really the problem.

But this brings up a bigger question – is it really a bug if it’s caused by a mod? It’s like saying your car is broken after you decide to install a jet engine on it. The game is doing what it’s supposed to, you just did a little bit of tweaking. Or maybe this is all because of a game update. Who knows?! And honestly, does it really matter? We’re all just trying to build epic factories in peace. It’s all about having fun with those buggy, glorious machines. I personally spent way too much time trying to figure out how to make efficient nuclear power, and I have no regrets.

But hey, at least we got to the bottom of this mystery, didn’t we? No more scratching your heads in confusion, wondering why the resource scanner is being a turd. It’s either that pesky mod or the game messing with you for some unknown reason. The game is full of those little moments, isn’t it? The unexpected glitches, the spaghetti setups, the constant struggle to get enough power. It’s all part of the charm. And now, I need to figure out why my trains are going in circles. Back to the factory!

Anyway, if you are not using mods and have this bug, maybe the Satisfactory Wiki might help. The guys there know their stuff. This link is more reliable than me.

Now, excuse me while I go automate something completely unnecessary. You should do the same.



Palworld – A Very Successful Game

Palworld has made an astounding debut, selling over 4 million copies just days into its early access launch. This remarkable feat echoes the unexpected success stories of other gaming titles like Valheim, which took the gaming community by storm in early 2021. Palworld’s blend of open-world survival and creature-capture mechanics, paired with its engaging gameplay and unique premise, has quickly garnered the attention of gamers of all stripes worldwide.

Palword Game Success

Whether you’re just starting out in the world of Palworld or have already become a seasoned tamer, this comprehensive overview is designed to give you all the essential information about the game. From its core mechanics and storyline to the latest updates and similar games, we’ve got everything covered to enhance your Palworld experience.

What is Palworld?

Palworld, developed and released by Pocketpair on January 18, 2024, introduces you to a groundbreaking blend of gaming genres. This open-world adventure sets you amidst mysterious creatures known as Pals, offering diverse interactions ranging from combat to agricultural and industrial endeavors.

The game’s world is a canvas for your choices. You can foster a peaceful existence with the Pals, or confront aggressive poaching syndicates. This flexibility extends to over 100 distinct monsters, each adding unique elements to your journey. Palworld’s expansive environment is matched by an extensive collection of items and buildings, ensuring a robust and engaging experience from the outset, even in its early access stage.

The game’s multi-layered approach caters to different play styles. Whether you’re a solo adventurer or prefer the camaraderie of online co-op play, Palworld accommodates various preferences. Its combination of survival tactics, monster-catching thrills, and intricate crafting systems has been met with widespread acclaim, indicating its successful fusion of these diverse elements.

Palworld is more than just a game; it’s a dynamic, ever-evolving world where your decisions shape the experience. Its early access status means it’s continually growing, with new content and improvements driven by community feedback. This interactive and evolving aspect adds another layer of depth, making each playthrough a unique adventure.

Palworld’s Gameplay

Palworld’s gameplay is a rich tapestry of survival, crafting, and creature interaction that offers a unique experience in the gaming world. As you embark on this adventure, you’re not just surviving in the traditional sense; you’re building a life in a dynamic world alongside creatures known as Pals. These Pals are central to the gameplay, offering assistance in battles, aiding in resource gathering, and even working in factories to support your endeavors.

What will likely immediately strike you is that the game is much less Pokemon than you’d initially expect. Yes, going around and catching Pals is a big part of the game but their function doesn’t just boil down to acting as your battle proxies. Depending on their skills, you can opt to keep some of your Pals in your base, making them do the chores and putting base management on auto-pilot.

The creature-catching aspect is still engaging, though. You’ll find yourself exploring various biomes, each teeming with unique Pals to befriend and collect. Each Pal has distinct abilities and characteristics, adding strategic depth to how you use them in your journey. As you bond with these creatures, you can level them up, enhancing their abilities and making them formidable allies in battles and other tasks.

Survival in Palworld isn’t just about battling monsters and poachers; it’s about creating a sustainable existence. You’ll need to gather resources, craft tools and weapons, and build shelters to protect yourself from the game’s dynamic weather conditions and environmental challenges. The crafting system is extensive, allowing for the construction of everything from simple tools to complex structures and machinery. This not only aids in your survival but also provides a sense of progression and achievement as you see your creations come to life.

Combat in Palworld is more than just a means to an end. It requires strategy and skill, as you’ll face a variety of enemies, each with unique behaviors and weaknesses. The combat system is designed to be engaging and rewarding, encouraging you to master different tactics and strategies to overcome challenges.

The day-night cycle and changing weather conditions add another layer to the game’s complexity. Managing your time and resources effectively becomes crucial as you navigate through the different environments, ensuring that you’re prepared for whatever challenges the world of Palworld throws at you.

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Palworld’s Story

Palworld’s story is set on the enigmatic Palpagos Island, a land undiscovered by humankind for generations and now teeming with mysterious creatures called Pals. The narrative kicks off with you, the protagonist, surviving a shipwreck and finding yourself washed ashore on this uncharted island. Here, the story diverges from traditional linear storytelling, providing a rich backdrop for your adventure rather than a predefined path.

Palpagos Island is a melting pot of various factions, each with their own distinct agendas and interests. This adds a complex socio-political layer to the game’s world, as these factions interact with each other and with the native Pals. The Pals themselves are inspired by real animals and cultural myths, lending a diverse and multicultural aspect to the game’s fauna.

The island’s history and the origins of its inhabitants are part of the allure, and much of the story is discovered through exploration and interaction with the environment and its inhabitants. The narrative is peppered with mysteries and secrets about the island and its unique ecosystem. Your role in this narrative is not just of a survivor but also an explorer, uncovering the hidden layers of Palpagos Island and its inhabitants.

The story of Palworld is dynamic, shaped by the choices you make and the relationships you forge or break. Whether you decide to protect the Pals and align with certain factions or pursue your own interests at the expense of others, these decisions will influence your journey on the island. This open-ended approach to storytelling encourages multiple playthroughs, as different choices lead to different experiences and outcomes.

Palworld’s Mechanics

In Palworld, you are introduced to a fascinating world where the mechanics blend open-world exploration, survival, crafting, and RPG elements centered around creatures called Pals. Your journey begins with selecting your first Pal, a choice that significantly influences your experience. As you progress, you have the opportunity to breed Pals, creating more powerful allies.

Your interface in Palworld is designed to provide essential information such as health, hunger, temperature, and time of day, emphasizing the importance of managing your environment and resources. The build menu allows you to construct various structures, adding depth to the survival aspect of the game.

What immediately sets Palworld apart from other creature-taming games such as Pokemon is that your own character can join the combat fray. You don’t necessarily need to send your Pals into battle and watch from the sidelines. Using your own weapons and attacks, you can participate in fights, making combat more engaging.

You can manage a team of up to three Pals, with a streamlined item management system for quick access to essential items. This includes Pal Spheres for capturing new Pals and a menu for your equipped gun, indicating ammo status and allowing you to issue commands to your Pals.

Capturing Pals involves using Pal Spheres, with the capture chance increasing as you weaken your target. The game introduces nine distinct types or elements for the Pals, such as Flame, Electric, Grass, Frost, Dragon, and Dark, each with unique strengths and weaknesses.

Some Pals can be equipped with guns, adding a strategic layer to combat. The game allows you to use these weapons against Pals, and equipping certain Pals with specific weapons enhances their combat effectiveness.

Leveling up your Pals is crucial as they gain experience and learn new moves and skills through battles. Skill Fruits, found throughout the game world, can teach your Pals new moves. Furthermore, you can refine spare Pals in a machine to strengthen the primary creature of that species, enhancing their base stats.

Certain Pals can also serve as mounts, enabling swift travel across various terrains. The game’s universe introduces faction leaders, adding an additional layer of complexity and strategy to your encounters.

Palword History

Palworld’s Version History

Since its launch, Palworld has undergone a series of updates aimed at enhancing the gameplay experience and resolving various issues. The game, popular for its unique blend of open-world survival and crafting with monster RPG elements, has been actively maintained by its developer, Pocketpair.

One of the significant updates came on January 25, 2024, which was marked as v0.1.3.0 on Steam (and v0.1.1.1 on Xbox). This update addressed several key issues, such as fixing a bug where the loading screen did not end when logging into the world, correcting various incorrect text displays, and implementing countermeasures against cheats and exploits.

Prior to this, on January 22, 2024, there was an update primarily focused on fixing numerous bugs, including sound issues, particularly for the Xbox and Microsoft Store PC versions. This update had a size of 1.4GB on Xbox. Additionally, there were known issues identified post-update, such as the game launching to a static black screen and problems with the control pad and key guide display on the Microsoft Store PC version. The developers acknowledged these issues and were working on resolving them.

These updates are part of the game’s Early Access phase, indicating that Palworld is still in development and undergoing improvements. As the game continues to evolve, players can expect more updates to enhance their experience in the game’s diverse and engaging world. The developers have shown a commitment to resolving issues quickly and efficiently, ensuring a better gaming experience for the Palworld community.

Palworld Similar Games

If you’re looking for games similar to Palworld that offer a mix of exploration, crafting, and survival, here are some recommendations:

  • Slime Rancher 2: This game is about managing a conservatorium and capturing various slimes using a vacuum gun. It offers a colorful world to explore and a replayable gameplay loop. You can customize and upgrade your space with resources obtained from the slimes​​.
  • My Singing Monsters: This free-to-play title involves capturing creatures and customizing islands. It has a large roster of over 250 unique creatures and features a multiplayer component with community events and content. The breeding system adds variety to the creatures you can create​​.
  • Bugsnax: Set on an island, you’re tasked with capturing unique creatures called Bugsnax. Each creature has its own capture mechanics, making each capture feel unique. The game also features quests and a feeding mechanic that alters the bodies of your companions​​.
  • Grounded: A cooperative survival game set in a backyard where players are shrunk to a tiny size. It features in-depth survival mechanics, crafting, and teamwork. The game has a unique and cartoonish art style, and character customization adds to the gameplay experience​​.
  • TemTem: A creature-capture game similar to the Pokémon franchise but with more mechanical depth and mature storylines. It allows multiplayer experiences, including battles and joint exploration. The game is known for its strategic battle mechanics and customization options​​.
  • Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin: An RPG set in the Monster Hunter universe. You’ll search for monster dens, hatch Monstie eggs, and engage in turn-based battles. The game focuses on exploration and battling with unique monster companions​​.
  • Nexomon: Extinction: A game that pays homage to classic monster-catching games with animated turn-based battles and an open world to explore. It challenges players to become the greatest Nexomon trainer​​.


Palworld – How to connect a server?

Q: I’ve set up a dedicated server, but when I set a ServerPassword, I don’t get prompted for a password when logging in via direct IP entry, and I can’t log in.


A: We’re aware of this issue and plan to address it in the next update. In the meantime, if you need to secure the server with a password, you can configure it as a community server. This will make it accessible from the in-game community server list, prompting you to enter a password upon entry.

  1. Enter IP:port and then click “Connect”.

    Palword Server IP Port

  2. Because of a bug, server is not going to ask you for password.

    Palword Server Password Bug
  3. Click “OK” and go the “Multiplayer” section again.

    Palword Server Multiplayer

  4. Go to “Recent servers”

    Palword Recent Servers

    Your server is going to be on the list.

  5. Click a few times.

  6. Enter the password and play

    Palword Server Password


  7. Reference




Palworld 2025 Roadmap

New Content and Improvements

Pocketpair plans to deliver new content, including:

  • New islands with unique biomes, Pals, and challenges.
  • Reworked dungeons to make them more engaging and challenging.
  • Enhancements to the building system, with potential updates to structures, resource management, and crafting options.

Mod Support

Perhaps the most impactful addition to the game will be mod support. By opening up Palworld to the modding community, Pocketpair is essentially giving the game a potentially infinite lifespan. Players will be able to customize their gameplay experience with new Pals, items, weapons, building styles, and even entirely new game modes.

Final Thoughts

While Palworld’s roadmap is extensive and promising, it’s important to remember that it’s still in early access. This means the game is still being actively developed and that there is room for potential changes and delays. The developers have also clearly stated that bug fixes will always come before new content, which could mean that the timeline for these ambitious additions is fluid.

However, the commitment to addressing player feedback, along with the roadmap’s scope, indicates that Pocketpair is serious about Palworld’s future. With regular updates and a clear vision, Palworld is positioned to become a mainstay in the survival-crafting genre. Players should anticipate a year of consistent improvements that build on Palworld’s successful launch and look to further evolve the unique experience that makes the game so fun. The roadmap promises an exciting journey ahead for all.

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Palworld Breeding Calculator: Your Guide to Perfect Pals

So, you’re diving deep into Palworld and want to breed the ultimate team? You’ve come to the right place! Breeding is a key part of getting super powerful Pals, and it’s way more than just throwing two random creatures together. Let’s break down how this all works, and how to use the breeding calculator effectively.

How the Palworld Breeding Calculator Works

The breeding calculator is your best friend for figuring out which Pals can make which offspring. You can find out what two Pals will produce and find all possible parent combos for a specific Pal.

Here’s the gist:

  • Pick Your Parents: The calculator lets you select two Pals as parents.
  • See the Result: It’ll then show you the offspring that those two Pals will produce.
  • Explore Combinations: You can also see all possible parent combinations that can give you a specific Pal.

It’s super handy for planning out your breeding strategies. You can click on any Pal listed that isn’t the selected Pal to trigger a pop-up, showing their parent combinations, essentially giving you the grandparent breeding combinations. Clicking another Pal that is not the selected Pal will replace the initially selected Pal.

Palworld Breeding Mechanics Explained

Every Pal has a hidden “Breeding” stat. This number is determined by the game devs and ranges from 1 to 1500. The game averages these values to determine the offspring, with some exceptions:

(Parent 1 Breeding Stat + Parent 2 Breeding Stat) / 2 = Resulting Pal

This stat isn’t something you can see in-game, but it’s what the calculator uses to figure out your breeding results.

Getting Started with Breeding

To breed Pals, you need to be level 19 to unlock the Breeding Farm in the technology tree. You’ll also need a male and female Pal and of course… Cake! Here’s the basic breakdown:

  1. Build the Breeding Farm: You’ll need Wood, Stone, and Fiber.
  2. Place your Pals: Make sure you have one male and one female Pal in the farm.
  3. Bake a Cake: You’ll need Flour, Red Berries, Milk, Eggs, and Honey.
  4. Wait for Love: Watch for the “Love is blossoming” message.
  5. Hatch an Egg: Once the progress bar fills, an egg will appear.
  6. Use an Incubator: Use an Egg Incubator to speed up the hatching process.

Key Things to Remember About Pal Breeding

  • Cross-Breeding is Key: You can breed different species of Pals together. The offspring might be completely different from the parents!
  • Element Mixing: Breeding can result in offspring with different elements than their parents. For example, a Fire and Dragon can have an Ice Offspring.
  • Passive Skill Inheritance: The skills and stats of your parents can be passed down to their offspring. This is crucial for creating powerful Pals.
  • Lucky Pals: Breeding Lucky Pals can give you even stronger offspring.
  • Fusion Pals: Some special Pal variants can only be obtained through specific cross-breeding combinations.

Chain Breeding for Perfect Skills

This is where things get interesting. You can use the breeding calculator to plan out long “chains” of breeding. Here’s how:

  1. Source and Target Pals: Pick the Pal you’re starting with and the one you want to end up with.
  2. Check the Chain: The calculator will show you the steps to go through. You may have to repeat multiple breeding steps.
  3. Follow the Steps: Breed the Pals in the indicated combos.
  4. Passive Skill Inheritance: Use the chain to pass down specific Passive Skills to your perfect Pal.

Breeding for the Best Pals

Breeding is essential for creating powerful Pals. It is the primary method of obtaining Pals with special passive skills. Some Fusion Pals can also only be obtained through cross-breeding.

  • No Evolution: Pals don’t “evolve” in the traditional sense, so breeding is how you get stronger.

What You Need to Breed:

  • Breeding Farm: Unlocked at level 19 in Technology Tree.
    • Crafting Materials: 100 Wood, 20 Stone, 50 Fiber.
  • Male and Female Pals
  • Cake: Crafted at the Cooking Pot
    • Ingredients: 5 Flour, 8 Red Berries, 7 Milk, 8 Eggs, 2 Honey.

The Egg Incubator:

  • Crafting Materials: 10 Paldium Fragment, 5 Cloth, 30 Stone.
  • Speeds up egg hatching.
  • Heat and cold sources can further speed up hatching.

Additional Tools:

Don’t forget there is an IV checker available too! This will help you see the individual values of your Pal’s stats to see which ones are the strongest!

Final Thoughts

Palworld’s breeding system is deep and engaging. It might seem complex at first, but with the help of the calculator, you’ll be able to breed your perfect Pals. Happy breeding!

Palworld Bugs: Common Issues, Fixes, and What Pocketpair Is Patching

Palworld bugs have hit hard after launch—from server instability to lost saves—but most have workarounds or patches on the way. Here’s what’s broken, what Pocketpair is fixing, and what you can do right now.

  • Palworld bugs: server overload, multiplayer glitches, and save loss
  • Hotfix status and how to recover lost data
  • Quick player-side fixes while you wait for patches
Palworld bugs server instability and fixes
Record launch numbers strained Palworld servers, leading to early bugs and instability.

Palworld bugs after the big launch

Since launch, Palworld has sold millions of copies and surged past one million concurrent Steam players. That popularity exposed several Palworld bugs: server instability, multiplayer desync, and the dreaded lost save data reports (over 50,000 filed). Early access titles often hit teething issues, but the volume here is large.

Server instability and multiplayer issues

  • Symptoms: Timeouts joining worlds, rubber-banding, or failed lobby connections.
  • Workarounds: Retry off-peak hours; if self-hosting, restart the server and verify open ports; reduce player count temporarily.
  • Dev status: Pocketpair is scaling infrastructure and tuning netcode to handle the surge.

Lost save data and recovery options

  • Symptoms: Missing characters/worlds after a crash or disconnect.
  • Workarounds: Back up local saves regularly; avoid force-closing during autosaves; if affected, follow Pocketpair’s recovery form instructions.
  • Dev status: The team has offered limited restore support via a Google form and is improving save handling.

Other Palworld bugs to watch

  • Quest/UI glitches: Try verifying files; toggle UI scaling; relog.
  • Crash to desktop: Update GPU drivers; verify game files; lower shadows/foliage as a temporary stabilizer.
  • Xbox/GP issues: Keep the client updated; restart the app; watch for platform hotfixes.

What Pocketpair is patching

Developers are prioritizing three fronts: (1) server accessibility and scaling, (2) multiplayer stability, and (3) safer save writes to prevent data loss. Expect frequent hotfixes while they iterate.

Player checklist while waiting for fixes

  • Back up saves before big sessions or patches.
  • Play during off-peak times to avoid overloaded servers.
  • Keep drivers/game files updated; verify after crashes.
  • Report Palworld bugs with repro steps to speed fixes.

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Palworld cheat for dedicated server: Using Admin Commands and Exploring Mods

Alright, let’s talk Palworld. Man, this game blew up, right? One minute nobody’s heard of it, the next everyone and their grandma is catching Pals and building bases. And for a lot of us, the real fun starts when you move off the official servers or solo play and dive into running your own Palworld dedicated server. It’s like having your own private slice of the Palpagos Islands, where you make the rules. If you’re spinning up your own instance, a tuned Palworld server hosting box keeps cheats and mods stable for your squad.

Now, when you’re the boss of your own server, you sometimes want… well, let’s call it ‘enhanced control’. Maybe you want to help out a friend who got stuck, clean up some server clutter, or just mess around a bit. This often leads people to search for “Palworld dedicated server cheats”. But here’s the thing: what most people mean by “cheats” in this context are actually admin commands. These are built-in tools the developers included, mainly for server management, but they can definitely feel like cheats sometimes.

This article is gonna break down exactly what these admin commands are, how you, as the server owner or designated admin, can actually use them on your dedicated server, and what some of the essential commands do. We’ll also touch on the wilder world of actual mods, which can introduce features that go way beyond standard admin powers, but come with their own set of considerations.

Just a quick heads-up: We’re talking about using these tools on your own server or a server where you have explicit permission from the owner. Trying to hack or cheat on official servers or someone else’s private server without permission? That’s a fast track to getting banned and just ruins the game for everyone else. Don’t be that person. Let’s keep it cool and focus on customizing our own Palworld experiences.

What Exactly Are “Cheats” on a Palworld Server? Admin Commands vs. Hacks

So, let’s clear this up first. When you search for “Palworld cheats,” especially for servers, you’ll find two main things:

  1. Admin Commands: These are text-based commands you type into the in-game chat window (once you’re logged in as an admin)…
  2. Third-Party Hacks/Cheats/Trainers: These are external programs or modifications not made or endorsed by the game developers…

Here’s the crucial difference for dedicated servers:

  • Admin commands are generally safe to use on your own server…
  • Third-party hacks are risky business.
    • Security: Downloading cheat programs…
    • Stability: These hacks can crash your game…
    • Detection: Even on your own server…
    • Ethics: As mentioned, using these on servers you don’t own is a big no-no.

For the rest of this guide, when we talk about “cheats” for your dedicated server, we’ll primarily be focusing on the admin commands

Getting Admin Powers: Setting the Admin Password

Okay, you can’t just log into your server and start bossing everyone around…

  1. Stop Your Palworld Server:
  2. Locate the Configuration File:
  3. Edit the File:
  4. Find or Add the Admin Password Setting:
  5. Choose a STRONG Password:
  6. Save the File:
  7. Restart Your Palworld Server:
  8. Log In as Admin In-Game:
    /AdminPassword YourChosenPassword

Troubleshooting Tips:

  • Didn’t work?
  • Still no luck?
  • File keeps resetting?
  • Server didn’t restart properly?

Your Admin Toolkit: Essential Palworld Commands (The “Cheats”)

Now for the fun part…

Server Management Commands:

  • /Save – Forces a save.
    /Save
  • /ShowPlayers – Shows who’s online.
    /ShowPlayers
  • /Info – Shows server info.
    /Info
  • /KickPlayer {SteamID} – Kick a player.
    /KickPlayer 7656119xxxxxxxxxx
  • /BanPlayer {SteamID} – Ban a player.
    /BanPlayer 7656119xxxxxxxxxx
  • /Broadcast {Message} – Send a server-wide message.
    /Broadcast Server restarting soon!
  • /Shutdown {Seconds} {Message} – Shutdown with notice.
    /Shutdown 300 Server restarting in 5 mins
  • /DoExit – Force shutdown.
    /DoExit

Player Interaction Commands:

  • /TeleportToPlayer {SteamID} – Teleport to a player.
    /TeleportToPlayer 7656119xxxxxxxxxx
  • /TeleportToMe {SteamID} – Bring a player to you.
    /TeleportToMe 7656119yyyyyyyyyy

Note: Commands like /God, /GiveItem, /SpawnPals are not officially available yet.

Going Further: The World of Palworld Server Mods

Okay, so admin commands give you control, but maybe you want more

Types of “Cheat” Mods You Might Find:

  • Item Spawning
  • Pal Spawning
  • Stat Modifications
  • Gameplay Tweaks
  • Map Tools
  • Experience Multipliers

Where to Find Mods:

Risks and Considerations:

  • Stability
  • Updates
  • Compatibility
  • Server Performance
  • Client-Side Requirements
  • Fairness/Balance
  • Security

Installing Mods on Your Palworld Dedicated Server (General Guide)

Method 1: Simple Pak Mods

  1. Stop your server
  2. Go to Pal/Content/Paks/
  3. Create ~mods folder
  4. Upload mod .pak files
  5. Restart server

Method 2: Mods Requiring UE4SS

  1. Stop your server
  2. Download UE4SS
  3. Extract to Pal/Binaries/Win64/
  4. Check or edit UE4SS-settings.ini
  5. Place mod files as instructed
  6. Restart server

Method 3: Config File Tweaks

Some mods are just config changes in PalWorldSettings.ini.

A Quick Word on Ethics and Fun

On your own server, cheats and mods are fine if you’re using them responsibly…

  • Don’t use hacks on others’ servers
  • Be transparent with your own players

Wrapping Up: Your Server, Your Rules

Running a Palworld server puts you in control…

Admin commands = safe and useful tools.
Mods = powerful but need careful handling.
Use trusted sources, back up data, and test thoroughly.

Shape your Palworld experience. Stay ethical, have fun, and go catch some Pals!

Palworld Coal Locations: Best Mining Spots, Base Setup, and Recipes

Coal fuels refined ingots, carbon fiber, and late-game weapons. Use these Palworld coal locations, coordinates, and base tips to mine faster, automate, and unlock every recipe.

  • Top coal coordinates in desert, Verdant Brook, and around Sealed Realms
  • Fast mining setup: Palbox placement, pickaxe choice, and mining Pals
  • Coal drops, refined ingot math, and key crafting recipes
Palworld coal locations and mining guide
Target coal clusters near deserts and Sealed Realms for quick refined ingots.

Best Palworld coal locations (with coordinates)

  • Desert Region: Black nodes near (-158, -93) and (-98, -121). Bring heat resist gear; grab High-Quality Pal Oil while you’re here.
  • Verdant Brook: Up to eight nodes around (190, -41) and (291, -19).
  • Deep Sand Dunes: Around (319, 498) with ~8 nodes and nearby stone—ideal for a mining base.
  • Sealed Realm of the Swift: South, at (189, -39), ~6 nodes.
  • Sealed Realm of the Guardian: West, at (288, -21), ~6 nodes.
  • Sealed Realm of the Winged Tyrant: NE at (-96, -120), ~6 nodes.
  • Anubis Alpha area: (-125, -84) with six nodes.
  • Other cluster: (-574, -651) holds an additional node.

How to mine coal efficiently

  • Tools: Any pickaxe works, but a Metal Pickaxe speeds farming (High-Quality Workbench, 2 Tech Points, 20 Wood, 15 Stone, 5 Ingots).
  • Palbox placement: Drop a Palbox near clusters to dump ore quickly.
  • Best mining Pals: Anubis, Blazamut, Dumud, Tombat, Mammorest for high mining work speed.
  • Base choice: Deep Sand Dunes is a strong permanent coal camp thanks to density and flat ground.

Coal drops from Pals

Defeating certain Pals can supplement mining:

  • Blazamut
  • Blazamut Ryu
  • Menasting

What coal is used for

Coal is primarily for Refined Ingots and Carbon Fiber:

  • Refined Ingots: Improved Furnace (Tech 34) + 1 Coal + 1 Ore.
  • Carbon Fiber: Tech 35, 2 Coal.

Key coal crafting recipes

RecipeLevelMaterials
Refined Metal Axe34Stone x30, Wood x40, Refined Ingot x10
Refined Metal Pickaxe34Stone x30, Wood x40, Refined Ingot x10
Refined Metal Spear34Wood x36, Stone x18, Refined Ingot x10
Carbon Fiber35Coal x2
Sphere Assembly Line II35Refined Ingot x100, Circuit Board x10, Nail x30, Paldium Fragment x50

Coal is essential for progressing through Palworld’s tech tiers. With these Palworld coal locations and mining tips, you can stock refined ingots fast. Need smooth co-op mining? Check our Palworld server hosting guide to keep your sessions lag-free.

Resolve the Palworld server update that erases player progress.

We acknowledge that losing progress on your Palworld server can be annoying, and we are sorry if you have encountered any difficulties. It has been determined that there is a definite bug in the game, and the developer needs to address it in order to fix it. This serious bug is known to the developer, and fixing it is probably their top priority. This problem is now plaguing many hosting providers, including official servers, and is impacting a lot of players.

For now there is no 100% successful method to recover your data, however some players reported those workaround as successfull.

Method 1

Have one player join the server (BUT DO NOT CREATE A NEW CHARACTER), simply just stay in the new character creation menu.

  • Now Stop the server.
  • Wait 10-15 minutes.
  • Start the server.
After that, your character's progress should be back, and you can continue playing.

Method 2

Look through the folder that player and world data are kept in on the Palworld dedicated server. You can find that folder in "Game Data" section in files manager.

It is likely that server files are contained in a folder with the name 0 (the number zero).

Go to 0 and open the folder. The good news is that your Palworld server still has your older server files if you have more folders here. If you open one of those directories, it should includes: Players, Level.sav and LevelMeta.sav

A snapshot of the playerdata folder on a Palworld server The "ID" of the server version is a random string of characters that you must notice in the folder name. Once your server is up and running, you might have two folders, each with a unique random ID. Select the folder you wish to restore by looking at its last changed date before proceeding to the next step.

Getting the Saved Data Reference Back
Open the GameUserSettings.ini (switch from "Game Data" to "Server Config") after that. Palworld lost save data fix Change the DedicatedServerName entry in this file to the ID found in the folder in the previous step. You may need a different ID from a different folder if the ID from the previous step is already visible in this line.

Still not functioning?

Even while many users find success with this step, there are still some situations in which your server will not recognize your player and server data. Fear not, as there is one last thing you may do that has supposedly helped a lot of players:

  1. Edit GameUserSettings.ini and clear ID from the option: DedicatedServerName=
  2. Launch the Palworld server.
  3. You should be prompted to create a new character when you join the server. Join the Palworld server and make a new character.
  4. Once more, stop your Palworld server.
  5. After completing it in the preceding step, change the map ID back to the old value.
  6. Launch your server, and you ought to be able to connect using your other character from before.

Palworld Home Sweet Home Update: ULTRAKILL Collab, Base Customization, and Farm Tour

The Palworld Home Sweet Home update drops December 17, bringing an ULTRAKILL collab and new base customization tools. Here’s what to expect, plus a v0.6.0 base tour to inspire your next build before 1.0.

  • Release date: December 17 for the Palworld Home Sweet Home update
  • ULTRAKILL collab content and cosmetics
  • New base customization features and farm layout ideas
Palworld Home Sweet Home update ULTRAKILL collab
The Palworld Home Sweet Home update arrives December 17 with an ULTRAKILL collab and base-building upgrades.

Palworld Home Sweet Home update lands December 17

Pocketpair confirmed the next major patch hits on December 17. The Palworld Home Sweet Home update headline is a surprise ULTRAKILL collab, alongside new tools to personalize bases. A fresh trailer just dropped to preview the content.

ULTRAKILL collab: what to expect

Details are light, but expect cosmetics and themed items that nod to the fast-paced FPS. Watch the trailer for a glimpse of the crossover—keep an eye on patch notes for unlock methods (quests, events, or shop rotations).

Base customization upgrades

The update emphasizes “Home Sweet Home,” so look for improved decorating options, layout pieces, and possibly new crafting stations. If you’ve been waiting to refresh your village or tighten your defenses, this is the patch to prep for. Commonly requested features include finer placement controls, better snapping, and more storage/crafting skins—patch notes will confirm what made it in.

Palworld base tour (v0.6.0) for ideas

A recent community base tour (Update v0.6.0, Base #1) showcases a farm-centric layout: organized plots, storage clusters, and crafting wings with Pals working the lines. Use it as a template to get ready for Home Sweet Home—refine your production flow now, then drop in the new décor and structures on launch day.

  • Farm plots: Group crops by recipe to speed cooking and potion queues.
  • Storage zoning: Keep ores, wood, and cloth near relevant stations; label with signs for co-op clarity.
  • Pal workflow: Assign Pals with gather/craft skills to cut idle time; pen combat Pals near walls.
  • Travel paths: Leave clear lanes for hauling; add lifts/ramps to avoid congestion.

How to prep before the patch

  • Clear space for new structures; stock wood, stone, ingots, and cloth.
  • Back up saves if you self-host; update servers right after the patch.
  • Finish current questlines so you can jump straight into the collab content.
  • List your must-have base changes—prioritize storage, crafting adjacency, and defensive lines.

Looking toward 1.0

The Home Sweet Home update and the v0.6.0 base tour hype signal a push toward Palworld 1.0. Expect more polish, events, and balance tweaks as the team readies the full launch. Keep feedback flowing—Pocketpair has been responsive to bug reports and feature requests.

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