Palworld shows no signs of stopping as the PUBG studio signs up to turn the survival game into a mobile game, even as a lawsuit with Nintendo rumbles on
Krafton says the "main fun elements" of Palworld will be "faithfully" implemented
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Palworlddeveloper Pocketpair may bein the midst of a legal battlewith Nintendo and The Pokemon Company, but that has not stopped PUBG publisher Krafton from signing a licensing agreement to bring the IP to mobile.
No indication has been given of when the project is expected to be released, either, so we’ll just …
