Players will be able to choose between being good to their Pals or exploiting them for labor, which could make tasks go quicker but will obviously damage the critters. CEO Takuro Mizobe says he wanted to create an "imperfect game world" inflected with violence and exploitation.
In an interview with the NME, Palworld developer Pocketpair explained its ethos for making the game. You can check out the new Palworld trailer here. There's also a rather disturbing scene in which the player is captured alongside their Pal and strapped to a table in a dingy basement. It's a clear attempt to subvert Pokemon's childlike wonder and whimsy with something altogether darker and more realistic. Although a Pal can be seen wielding a gun in the first trailer, this new one more clearly shows their proficiency with weapons, including a large yellow Pal firing a minigun. The trailer also shows Pals eating one another, ostensibly in the wild, as well as assembling guns on a factory line and being made to battle one another in an arena. The new trailer shows the vast, beautiful landscapes of Palworld, as well as some of the things you'll be able to do in them. The new trailer delves into some of the darker aspects of this upcoming Pokemon-inspired creature collector, showing the ostensibly cuddly Pals assembling weapons and eating one another. A new Palworld trailer has been released, and it's a pretty heavy one.
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