Palworld’s popularity is still impressive, and it’s not about to lose momentum with what we’ve just learned. It’s the Xbox players who will be happy.
The Palworld phenomenon continues, which caused a lot of ink to flow at the start of the year. Contrary to what some thought, the game is still in good shape, and a loyal community is there. For its part, Pocketpair takes care of its creation, enhancing it with numerous updates, among other things. And obviously, he is preparing to give Xbox players a great gift. They were surely waiting for it impatiently, and that can be understood, since owners of the title on PC can already enjoy it.
Palworld is obviously preparing a nice gift for Xbox players
If you’re a little lost, know that we’re talking about dedicated servers for multiplayer. Currently, only the PC version (via Steam) of Palworld benefits from this. But what exactly does that allow? Well, being able to create private servers that can accommodate up to 32 players at the same time. They can then, in their little corner, hunt, explore, fight, in short, you get the idea. This is clearly a useful feature, but one that has not yet made its way to Xbox Series. However, that will surely change in the coming weeks.
Indeed, the Japanese company PR Times reports to us that Pocketpair has entered into a partnership with Tencent Cloud, the cloud gaming giant. Its role would therefore be to set up dedicated servers on Xbox. For many, this would not be a refusal, given that there is a good part of the community that plays Palworld on Xbox Series. The idea would not only be to be able to create private multiplayer servers, but also to improve their stability. This would be a strong argument for the game, but let’s not get ahead of ourselves.
Yes, for the moment, we have not had any official confirmation on this subject. It is therefore better not to get carried away immediately, and rather wait for one of the two interested parties to speak. In any case, in the company’s report, it is indicated that these famous dedicated servers can be created in just three seconds, which is an astonishing feat to say the least. We’re now waiting to see what happens, but the future looks bright for Palworld.