Update 9/20/2024: The Pokemon Company has announced that they will be taking legal action against Palworld developer Pocketpair.The Tokyo-based company filed a lawsuit on September 18 seeking an ...

The gaming community has drawn many comparisons between existing Pokemon and Palworld Pal designs. This is understandable, as both creature collector games draw inspiration from real-world animals ...

Palworld is the latest monster-catching game to take the world by storm, pitching itself to players as ‘Pokemon with guns’. However, upon Early Access release, Palworld has stirred a ...

A former developer that worked on Palworld is alleging that Pocketpair changed their designs for the game's Pals to look more like Pokemon for its full release. The newest game from the indie ...

This is one Palworld design that we feel Pokemon fans would not mind seeing in their favorite games and shows. Suzaku also comes with different elemental typings, and that would also be a unique ...

Palworld design analysis, trying to spot every Pokémon they jumbled together," added another, before sharing a bevvy of startling images that show just how similar some of Palworld's characters ...

And while Palworld has similar monster designs to Pokémon it plays literally nothing like Pokemon. It's not just a shameless rip-off like you think and if you just can't see that well then I don ...

After several days of speculation, the Pokemon Company and Nintendo have signaled they are investigating Palworld, a viral Pokemon clone that has sold over 8 million copies in less than a week.

Pokémon with guns. What a concept. On Jan. 19, Japanese game studio Pocketpair released Palworld to blockbuster numbers. An enormous audience flocked to the open-world survival title, which ...

Most of Palworld’s 100-plus monsters are original designs like the ones above, but others bear a much stronger resemblance to specific Pokémon designs, although you might need to look a little ...

Much has been made of Palworld's Pal designs bearing a striking resemblance to certain Pokémon, so IGN's resident Pokémaniac Joshua Yehl went through and made a comparison of each one.