Palworld's Early Access Roadmap Includes PvP, Raid Bosses, Crossplay, And More

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Developer Pocketpair has shared the Early Access roadmap for its hit «Pokémon with guns» survival game, Palworld, alongside news that the game crossed 7 million copies sold in just five days. For reference, it took Marvel's Spider-Man 2, a PlayStation 5-exclusive game starring arguably the most popular superhero in the world, 11 days to cross the 5 million mark. This roadmap includes PvP, raid bosses and other endgame content, Steam-Xbox crossplay, bug fixes, additional features, and more. 

If you've managed to dodge the discussion around Palworld, which has taken the internet, Steam, and Xbox by storm, Game Informer has a great primer for you to read right here. And if you don't know what the game looks like in action yet, check out Game Informer's recent Palworld stream below: 

Pocketpair starts its roadmap post out by first stating sales of Palworld have far exceeded the team's expectations and that the game is currently experiencing many problems due to «excessive access congestion,» among other challenges. The game was so popular at launch this past weekend that the studio had to have an emergency meeting with the Epic Games' Online Services team to resolve connectivity issues and errors players were encountering. Pocketpair says it is prioritizing congestion and connection issues first before moving on to implementing new features in Palworld. 

Here are the critical issues Pocketpair is addressing first: 

And here are the planned future updates for Palworld the team is working on: 

As for when to expect these content updates, Pocketpair is not yet ready to share. It addresses the bugs and errors it deems «critical issues» before working on planned future updates. 

Pocketpair hit Early Access on Steam and Xbox (and it's available on Xbox and PC Game Pass, too) last week and has since become a hit phenomenon that's hard to ignore. For more about the game, check out Game Informer's breakdown of all things Palworld, and then read Game Informer's behind-the-scenes