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,

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

Despite the looming lawsuits and controversy surrounding Palworld, the game has already decided to make the ambitious leap over to mobile platforms.

Anyway, in the interim, Pocketpair is still chugging along with its plans for Palworld, having now announced that it's signed a licensing agreement with Krafton that'll see a mobile version of the game get made.

Palworld developer Pocketpair has signed a deal with PUBG company Krafton to develop a mobile version of the hit game. Krafton, fresh from acquiring Hi-Fi Rush developer Tango Gameworks from Microsoft, has now inked a licensing agreement with Pocketpair to expand the Palworld intellectual property to mobile devices, Gematsu reported.

Palworld began its life as “Pokémon with guns” thanks to a gameplay mechanic that involves catching creatures out in the wild for yourself. Beyond that, Palworld is a unique

Palworld will officially be making the jump to mobile devices sometime in the near future. Developers PocketPair and PUBG publisher Krafton Inc. have announced a new licensing agr

Despite facing a patent infringement lawsuit in Japan from Nintendo and The Pokémon Company, indie developer Pocketpair is pushing ahead with capitalizing on the runaway success of its creature-collecting survival game Palworld.