"What Is Depresso Doing?" Palworld Devs Plan To Tease New Content Every Day Until Feybreak Release

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With less than a week until the launch of 's update, developers Pocketpair, Inc. have revealed that they'll be teasing new content for the update every day until it's out. Announced during The Game Awards 2024, also serves as 's winter update, including new Pals, new devices, and new things to be built. We only got to see a small slice of the update in its TGA trailer, but Pocketpair is providing a much closer look at its new features leading up to its December 23 release.

Pocketpair's community manager, who goes by Bucky in the official Discord, recently announced that members of the server will receive updates on the new content coming in the update via daily pings. Their message linked to a post on the X (formerly Twitter), account, featuring a short video of a Depresso running on what appears to be a Pal-sized hamster wheel.

Since the wheel is hooked up to several other gears in sequence, culminating in a lit bulb, it looks like this wheel may be a new way to generate electricity in the update. But whatever it is, and however players can expect it to work, it's generated a lot of discussion about potential new features in the update — and what may appear next on 's social media channels.

Based on this first update, it's likely that each daily post will focus on a minor aspect of the update. With all the new features announced in the masive expansion, there should be plenty of little details to draw upon. The first update prominently features a new piece of machinery; the next might focus on a new Pal, a new structure, or a new location from 's massive map.

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Of course, this first post is deliberately cryptic — it really just advertises 's ongoing sale prices, alongside a video showcasing a new aspect of the update, leaving players to draw their own conclusions. Future updates will likely work similarly, requiring keen