"There is no Palworld application for phones," Pocketpair said earlier this year, warning against the proliferation of fake Palworld mobile apps appearing on the App Store and Google Play. But someday there will be. PUBG publisher Krafton has announced a deal with Pocketpair to bring the hit survival-crafting game to mobile devices.

Palworld developer Pocketpair and PUBG publisher Krafton are teaming up to bring the game to mobile, even as a legal battle with Nintendo looms on the horizon.

Pocketpair announced on Wednesday that it has partnered with Korean gaming giant Krafton to develop a mobile version of Palworld. The mobile adaptation will be handled

KRAFTON has signed a licensing agreement with Palworld developer Pocketpair to expand the Palworld intellectual property to mobile devices, the companies announced.

Palworld developer Pocketpair may be facing a lawsuit from Nintendo, but that’s not stopping it from pursuing a mobile version of the game. On Wednesday, Krafton — the publisher behind PUBG: Battlegrounds — announced that it acquired the license for Palworld and will optimize it for mobile gaming,

PUBG maker Krafton has signed a licensing deal with Pocketpair to make a mobile version of Palworld. However, the agreement follows a patent infringement suit filed by Nintendo against the game's developer,

Palworld saw mega-success with its PC and Xbox launches back in January of this year, and now it looks like Pocketpair Inc. is planning to launch a mobile version of the game. Considering the studio’s current situation with the Nintendo lawsuit,

Krafton says it will "expand the Palworld IP to mobile platforms" with a project developed by PUBG Studios. What