The ongoing legal tussle between Nintendo, The Pokémon Company, and Palworld’s developer, Pocketpair, seems to be getting more intense. However, this hasn’t slowed Pocketpair down when it comes to developing new content for Palworld. Now, they’ve hit us with an unexpected twist: a collaboration with Terraria is slated for 2025.
News of this partnership came straight from the game’s social media, accompanied by a captivating piece of promotional art. While exact details about what this crossover will entail remain under wraps, it’s safe to say our curiosity has definitely been piqued.
Amidst all this excitement, there’s more in store. Palworld fans have something substantial to look forward to: a brand new island teeming with unique creatures and challenges is set to debut this December. This is touted as the “largest, harshest, and most mysterious” addition yet. For those deeply immersed in the game, this new land is reportedly six times bigger than Sakurajima—a pretty impressive expansion by any measure. You can catch a glimpse of what’s to come from some of the official screenshots shared online.
Notably, while Palworld may not be riding the wave of hype it had earlier, Pocketpair’s survival crafting game continues to hold its ground. It features charming, Pokémon-esque creatures and a familiar gameplay style, which has earned it an ‘Overwhelmingly Positive’ rating on Steam. Thousands of players log in daily, and that number doesn’t even include those gaming on Xbox or the recently added PS5 platform.
If Terraria does end up featuring Palworld-themed content in 2025, it would add yet another significant update to Re-Logic’s beloved game. This comes after the team had suggested they were stepping back from new expansions on their iconic 2D crafting title that first captured gamers’ hearts back in 2011.
In related news, Palworld fans were left feeling snubbed when The Game Awards overlooked the game entirely. The game’s Community Manager even stepped in, urging the community to relax and not take it too personally. Earlier today, we also caught wind of Light of Motiram—a Tencent-backed game that cheekily mirrors Horizon’s style—prompting comparisons to Palworld’s own legal entanglements with Pokémon, fueled by the notion of ‘artistic inspiration,’ to put it mildly.
