Developer Pocketpair has just launched the latest massive update for the Palworld game. This update adds a number of exciting new features to the survival and monster-catching game.
One of the main features that the developers introduced is the first boss raid, which certainly adds to the challenge for players. In addition, the developers also made changes to Pal, the user interface (UI), as well as various other aspects.
Update version 0.2.0.6 is now available for PC players via Steam, so players can experience these new features immediately. Meanwhile, the update for the Xbox version will be released once it is ready, according to the information submitted by Pocketpair through their official Twitter/X account.
Palworld Massive Update
This update is one of the biggest updates in the current Palworld game. The main focus in this update is the addition of the first boss raid feature which is the thing most players are waiting for.
In the first boss attack of this game, you will face Bellanoir, a monster that is very strong and also difficult to defeat. Of course, this boss will bring its own challenges for players to defeat it.
You can summon your Pal at Summoning Altars to bring them into battle against the boss. You can also later get Pal eggs after you defeat the raid boss.
In addition to the boss raid update , the developers also showcased several other updates, such as the ‘training manual’ mechanism that allows players to give experience points to Pals.
This update also brings additional items to improve interactions with Friends, such as ‘Ability Glasses’, ‘Recovery Meds’, and several food items. Pocketpair also made some improvements by changing the way certain Pals work.
Starting from the way they behave in battle to what they are capable of producing. On top of that, the developers also provided a lot of fixes and improvements to the quality of the in-game content that makes this update worthwhile.
Palworld itself is currently available for PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series, and PC platforms via Steam and the Microsoft Store.
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