Palworld Sells Over 1 Million Copies in Just 8 Hours as Steam Servers Struggle to Cope With Launch - IGN
Palworld Sells Over 1 Million Copies in Just 8 Hours as Steam Servers Struggle to Cope With Launch - IGN
Palworld has hit a big sales milestone just hours after release in what is already looking like one of the biggest video game launches of 2024.
Palworld has hit a big sales milestone just hours after release in what is already looking like one of the biggest video game launches of 2024.
The last Pokemon game I played was Y. It was largely the same game as Blue and Gold. This expands on the concept in fun, crazy ways, and it's got me intrigued.
Go play Arceus
@caseyweederman agreed, Arceus was a breath of fresh air in an incredibly stale series. It’s worth playing.
No thanks.
The last Pokemon game I played was Y. It was largely the same game as Blue and Gold
Except they removed all traces of dungeons/caves (they are simple hallways with no exploration) and puzzles
To be fair, those were so simple that they were barely a challenge when I was 9 years old. When I played Y as an adult, they probably wouldn't have even felt like puzzles.
Playing it now. It's not bad. It's not great. The flying is the laziest implementation I've ever seen.
I didn't know anything about it until my girlfriend's BIL told me about it like an hour before release.
Peak of 370k concurrent players on Steam already, topping Starfield's peak.
Did this come out of nowhere or did I just miss the signs?
Doesn't come out of nowhere to my knowledge. It is quite anticipated game by many, as it was shown with trailers before on big shows. Everyone was wondering what kind of game this will be and everyone just knew it as "Pokemon with guns" where you can catch and slave other Pokemon like creatures. I'm actually surprised that so many didn't heard of the game before.
And that was just the warm up.
850k concurrent players and rising right now...It practically came out of nowhere.