The legal tussle between the teams behind Nintendo & The Pokémon Company and Palworld’s developer, Pocketpair, might be intensifying, but that clearly hasn’t slowed down the creative process. Pocketpair just unveiled a surprise collaboration with Terraria slated for 2025.
This exciting announcement dropped on their social media, accompanied by some captivating artwork. While we’re still in the dark about what exactly this crossover will entail, it’s sure to pique the curiosity of both Palworld and Terraria fans.
In addition to the crossover news—which may or may not bring fresh updates to both games—there’s a massive update coming to Palworld this December. The developers have teased an entirely new island, brimming with exotic creatures and challenges, described as their “largest, harshest, and most mysterious” creation yet. For avid players, they should note that this new area is about six times bigger than Sakurajima. They’ve shared some screenshots too, so be sure to take a look!
Even though the initial buzz around Palworld might have settled a bit since the year kicked off, Pocketpair’s survival crafting game continues to flourish. With its Pokémon-esque creatures and a blend of familiar game mechanics, it’s been holding an ‘Overwhelmingly Positive’ rating on Steam. The game’s popularity appears to extend beyond PC, as players on Xbox and more recently PS5 keep the adventure alive.
Should Terraria embrace Palworld-themed elements in 2025, it would signify another major shift for Re-Logic’s creation. This would be a notable entry into the evolving landscape of Terraria, especially after developers previously hinted at moving past the iconic 2D crafting game which first launched in 2011.
In other news surrounding Palworld, its absence from The Game Awards didn’t go unnoticed, with fans expressing their discontent. The community manager stepped in, suggesting everyone relax a bit. Additionally, we’ve caught wind of a Horizon-inspired game backed by Tencent, intriguingly called Light of Motiram. It’s had some drawing parallels to Palworld’s intriguing ties with Pokémon, putting it mildly.
