If you've been playing Palworld on PS5, there's a chance you encountered an instance where the game state wouldn't save, or ...

Pocketpair has declared the materials they intend to use in court over Nintendo’s lawsuit against the company. While Nintendo claims Palworld infringes on gameplay patents for Pokémon ...

Palworld update 1.076.269 is available for download now, and this is for version 0.6.2 It also fixes an issue with Pals ...

Dead Take has just revealed who will portray its lead role, and it's a double-trouble pairing video game fans won't want to ...

Pocketpair uses examples from Final Fantasy 14, Tomb Raider, Monster Hunter, and more to defend Palworld against Nintendo's lawsuit; Toto claims he "cannot really remember a single lawsuit that ...

Palworld developer Pocketpair has responded to Nintendo and The Pokémon Company’s shock patent infringement lawsuit with a statement that says it’s unaware which patents it’s being accused ...

Pocketpair – previously listed as Never Grave's developer and publisher on Steam, with the dev now replaced by the company's apparent subsidiary Frontside 180 ...

This puts PocketPair on notice and, if PocketPair continues to infringe Nintendo's patents thereafter (without any other protections in place, such as a non-infringement opinion), should Nintendo ...

Pocketpair seems to have been thinking a lot about ways to build on the success of Palworld. As the original interview notes, another plan the studio considered was running in-game ads, ...

Pocketpair is a small indie game company based in Tokyo. Our goal as a company has always been to create fun games. We will continue to pursue this goal because we know that our games bring joy ...

Pocketpair’s Palworld is certainly a successful mashup of many different design decisions. Some Arc, some Rust, lots of creature catching Pokemon, but even with all those well-working pieces, ...

Never Grave's developer is listed as Frontside 180, with Pocketpair publishing, but looking into Frontside on Steam just redirects to Pocketpair's developer page, so who knows what's going on there.