Palworld breeding explained: How to breed Pals
If you’re scratching your head wondering how to breed Pals, then you’re in luck – we’ve got Palworld breeding explained for you, and will go over all the basics including how to make cake, navigate the Breeding Farm and encourage your Pals to mingle.
If Pal breeding has you wondering just what is going on with this game, check out our Palworld review round-up to see what the fuss is all about.
If you feel shy about breeding Pals all on your lonesome, you can employ your pals to help out in Palworld multiplayer — if they are playing on the same platform as you.
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Breeding Pals can net you some very rare Pal variants, too, which will help you unlock all the Palworld achievements.
Be sure to check out the best starter Pals, as well, so you can get to base building as soon as possible, as you’ll need to reach a high enough level before unlocking breeding.
But that's quite enough from us. Read on!
If you want to breed Pals in Palworld, you need to do the following:
If you breed Pals of the same species, you can choose ones that have complementary stats for better-rounded Pals, or ones that have the same stats to buff them up.
Lucky Pals (think Shiny Pokémon) can also be bred so that you can stock your base with the most overpowered Pals Palworld’s ever seen.
If you're more of a visual learner, you can have a wee perusal of SiNKiLLeR's handy guide on YouTube just below.
Cake is required to get Pals to engage in breeding and to make it, you need to craft the Cooking Pot, which is unlocked at level 17.
The ingredients of which are as follows:
We’re not sure what’s so special about this cake, but it is seemingly the most powerful aphrodisiac known to Pals. Who are we to question the logic? We write about video games, not animal husbandry, after all.
Maybe this has been what’s missing from Pokémon all this time…
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