Palworld achieved a huge success in a short time after its launch. With 2,1 million simultaneous players in Steam, all the time has reached the highest peak, the giants like CS:GO and Dota 2 left behind. But this bright start was shaded only in two weeks with a drop of two in three. While the number of players is currently approaching 750.000, this rapid decline has brought questions about the future of Palworld.
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This game developed by Pocketpair attracts attention with its unique features, although it is not a direct competitor to Pokemon. The main attraction of the game is to offer a mobile survival experience that takes place on live multiplayer servers. The success of the
Palworld was plentiful with players to buy the game by paying a fee between 25-30 dollars. Since this is not a free game to play, the financial gain obtained is seen as a great success for developer Pocketpair. However, the question why 1,4 million players leave the game in such a short time remains unanswered.
The game does not offer a single-player experience, which can be a factor in a quick player loss. Palworld offers long-term targets such as building large bases, complete Paldeck and grow strong Friends. This shows that the game not only with a temporary interest, but also has the potential to attract players with a long-term commitment.
The challenges faced in the development process of Pocketpair and the expectations of the player audience are important factors that will shape the future of Palworld. A larger team to expand the game and add new content, and how to track a way with the support of partners like Microsoft, this will determine the sustainability of the successful start. Despite this early success of the
Palworld, the decline in the number of players will not continue or when the game can reach and reach a longer-term, stable player audience.
