Beginner Tips For Palworld

Though limited in what there is to find, Palworld is a truly open world where Pokémon has only started to become one. The recent Scarlet and Violet let players go through the game in the order they felt but were still gatekeeped by level differences instead of a scaled world. Palworld also follows this level differences idea but makes its work by spreading them out more effectively and putting many challenges around the same level rather than each challenge requiring a level grind compared to the previ

Tanzee is a really fun pal to have in your party, as they can be upgraded to have a gun early on. When it comes to working on your base, they have a point in planting, handiwork, lumbering, and gathering. They also have two points in transporting, which can be helpful when keeping your base organised and making sure your items are put directly in chests.


Unlike previous Pokémon games, Palworld does not follow a linear path, making the world feel open rather than directed. Even in Scarlet and Violet, they're parts of the map players can not access, but that is not an issue here. As long as it is on the island, players can access any part of Palworld, from the highest peaks to the deepest ca

The Mega Sphere has a higher probability rate and can catch a wider range of Pals. Players should have no issue catching the early-game Pals with little action, and the larger Pals have a better chance of remaining in the sphere. They're a bit more costly compared to the regular sphere, and they require a Sphere Factory I to be built.

For those familiar with similar mechanics in the Pokemon franchise , the critters of Palworld also come with unique elemental types. Every Pal in Palworld comes with its own weakness — for example, Fire is weak to Water, and Water is weak to Electric. Similarly, types also have their advantages against other types, except for Neutral. While Neutral takes extra damage against Dark types, it isn't super effective against any of the other types, placing it at a disadvantage.

Not only is it very funny to see a monkey walking around with a giant gun, but Tanzee's Assault Rifle, found on level 12 of your technology, is one well worth investing in. Tanzee is a very useful pal when added to your party. They are able to do lumbering for you out in the wild when not needed to fight against enemies.

As you start to level up in Palworld , you will find there are so many different technologies that you can use your research points to unlock. Unlocking technology does require you to use points, which you can only gain by leveling up. Leveling up your base also unlocks new levels of technology that you can then go through and unlock. All of these technologies can be quite overwhelming!

Compared to the Mega Sphere, the Giga Sphere isn't too steep of a cost in materials and can also be crafted using the Sphere Factory I, which is a huge plus. This is where the game becomes more intense, as Giga Spheres can be used to capture much stronger Pals across the land. It does take reaching Player Level 20, which can be done after a few days of gameplay, and is worth the cost when taking the next step in the adventure.


Though the concept of Pokémon with guns on its face seems absurd, the shooting mechanics in Palworld are indeed rated Teen and resemble gunplay from less realistic titles like Fortnite or Team Fortress 2 rather than "realistic" titles like Call of Duty or Rust . That said, a lot of emphasis and a bit of concern have been put into the weaponry in the game, but there's actually another item that is equally, if not more brutal, hidden within the game's technology t

The Ultimate sphere modules is the newest and best pal sphere in Palworld , known to have been created as a perfected Legendary Sphere with less chance of failing on a catch. The beautiful design has a universal appeal with glitter and a translucent body and can capture even the toughest alpha bosses on the map with little effort. It will take plenty of rare materials to create just one, but it is worth investing time.

Some of them are actually just decorations to make your base a little more cozy while others are things that you do need to progress in the game. It's not always obvious which ones are needed to continue your progression within the game. The most important technology to invest in does help you progress and has features too; they aren't just for decoration, though if you are looking to complete the entire game, you might end up unlocking them over time.


Of all the different items in Palworld , perhaps the most brutal one is the Meat Cleaver. A knife created to butcher Pals, the Meat Cleaver replaces the "Pet" command in Palworld with the "Butcher" command ** . As described by the item in-game, Pals are removed from the game entirely once butchered** . This element starkly contrasts with getting knocked out, which is what usually happens when Pal's HP is reduced to zero. Upon butchering, the screen actually blurs out the scene, maintaining its T for Teen rat