Listen to this episode from Creature Cast on Spotify. Steve and Bobby follow up this week's Obsidian interview with Palworld discussions and a brief review of Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth. After selling over 8 million copies, Palworld developer Pocket Pair released a roadmap discussing plans coming to the breakout hit. Steve discusses his time with the game on Game Pass and hopes for the future. We have a big review landing next week too so stay tuned to future episodes as we talk big games of 2024.\\ Website: www.consolecreatures.com Like and follow us on Social Media: Twitter: @ConsoleCreature YouTube: @ConsoleCreatures Facebook: @RealConsoleCreature Instagram: @ConsoleCreatures (0:00) Intro (2:00) Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth (10:00) Mystery review tease (10:40) Palworld gameplay (16:38) Palworld roadmap (29:15) Palworld allegations (34:54) AI in games (37:34) Outro
The Pocketpair community manager has slammed the blind lies and continuous 'hate campaign' aimed at Palworld.
I mean, they should get flack. They stole designs and art, as well as used AI. They also did the same thing when it came to their other game which was a ripoff of Hollow Knight
All claims of stealing assets were from someone who modified assets to make them look the same AFAIK.
most games are ripoffs of something with their own spin on it, except we call it iterating. As long as the so called "rip offs" are fun and good, I'm all for it.
Delete all your social media. The majority of people playing your game don't care what people are saying.
With a budget of only $6.7 million, no one can argue that Palworld hasn’t had incredible breakout success. This isn’t surprising for a cheeky, funny, colourful game that unashamedly lifts gameplay mechanics from big franchises e.g. Minecraft, Fortnite and Ark, along with a very in your face nod to Pokemon.
The latest Pal to come to Palworld looks very similar to a popular gen 4 Eeveelution and gen 7 Alolan Pokemon
