PocketPair announced a testing program for Palworld. Those interested will be able to help developers prepare future new features.
We believed that the agitation around Palworld would not last, but we must recognize that the one who is accused of “cruel copy of Pokemon » maintains its attractiveness. Better yet, he is preparing for his future. Still in early access, it received support from Microsoft for the Xbox version. PocketPair is now announcing the establishment of a test program to experience the new features in preview, spotted Eurogamer in an article published on March 13.
This program is a closed beta that allows interested people to help developers bring future content to fruition. This way of doing things is common in video games. An MMORPG like World of Warcraft also offers test servers. So this will help Palwordwho has a substantial roadmap ahead of him.
Palworld wants to do things properly
The new hit status obtained by Palworld since the beginning of the year seems to impose new responsibilities for PocketPair, in order to hold and justify its new rank. Indeed, Palworld has crossed the mark of 25 million players. We must therefore provide visibility for the community, and above all keep it alive. The objective is to transform the trial sustainably.
Be careful, however. The test program should not be seen as a bargain for free play. On Discord, the community manager reminds “ that the testing environment is very important for us to find and remove bugs and issues before public release, so be sure to register only if you are ready to test. »
In short, you must agree to be a guinea pig providing a report to each party. The test environment is only accessible on PC, under cover of having a Steam account and being a member of the Discord. THE Registration Form specifies that certain parts of the game may be unavailable and/or modified. There is no need to own a copy of Palworld (but, a priori, it is better for constructive feedback). Finally, the progress recorded in the beta cannot be transferred to a normal game.
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