Krafton to Launch Palworld on Mobile Amid Nintendo Lawsuit

The PUBG publisher partners with Pocketpair to bring the popular survival game to mobile devices despite ongoing legal challenges.

Krafton, the publisher of PUBG, has signed a licensing agreement with Pocketpair to develop a mobile version of Palworld.
Palworld, known for its Pokémon-like creature-catching mechanics, faces a patent infringement lawsuit from Nintendo.
The mobile adaptation will be developed by PUBG Studios, aiming to retain the core elements of the original game.
Palworld has achieved significant success since its early 2024 release, selling over 15 million copies on Steam.
The lawsuit focuses on alleged patent infringements, but Pocketpair remains committed to expanding Palworld's reach.