New Palworld Program Lets You Test Out New Features Early

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Some Palworld players now have a chance to try out new features before they're officially rolled out for everyone else. Pocketpair's new game of battling and collecting creatures, exploring, and building has become a hit since it launched back in January as an early access title. Lots of fans are already having a blast with all the Palworld content and are eagerly waiting for more as new features get rolled out.

As an early access game, Palworld still isn't complete, and Pocketpair is regularly releasing updates and adding new features to the title. Many players eagerly check out new content as soon as it launches and there's already lots of discussion and debate in the community about what could, or should, be added in the future. Some Palworld players have lists of helpful features that they'd like to see introduced to improve everything, from building and design, to combat and exploration. Now, some lucky gamers will get to see what's being added before the rest of the fan base.

Pocketpair has now rolled out a program that allows players to apply to become testers of new features in the works for Palworld. The Palworld testing application explains that those selected will get to try out updates before they're implemented, giving the dev team a chance to test them out and look for potential problems. Like any new title in early access, issues inevitably arise and, while some Palworld bugs have been amusing, most are more frustrating, and Pocketpair understandably wants to catch them before they impact the larger community.

— Applicants are expected to submit bug reports and feedback during any tests.

— Applicants must have a working knowledge of Palworld and its mechanics.

— Must have a Steam account.

— Must be a member of the official Discord community.

— Must be able to answer any questionnaires in Japanese or English after tests.

— Recommended specifications below:

Fans eager to get access to new content early should bear in mind that being a tester comes with