I hope it sticks around. But I feel like it’ll be looked at critically and unfairly praised because of how toxic its competition is. It’d just be cool if two games can coexist in the same genre without having it be overly analyzed. That’s how it comes off to me, at least
I actually reaaaally enjoy how this channel is going and the content behind it. Its like old commentary videos but in the modern day and im all for it. Its super relaxing and just such a chill vibe, cant wait to see how far this channel goes 👍
I look at this, and all i see is Craftopia. Which is one of the other games from the same company, and its effectively the same thing, just with less stylized graphics (for the most part) and better pet mechanics. Palworld definitely leans more to the survival game genre than Craftopia though.
while this game seems fun and and I'm not telling you to stop enjoying it I'm a little bit suspicious of the devs I've heard some things that some of the designs were AI generated (concept art done in AI, characters modeled by humans) it's a bit sus again not telling you to stop playing but i'm telling you to be cautious of the Developers
It is a little suspicious but at the same time people have been claiming that literally anything that looks bad or is copying something else to be AI, so I dunno if I believe that concept art AI claim. I've also seen people use this claim and then in the same post immediately contradict it and say the devs slightly modified designs and rips of official Pokemon models, so I dunno how much truth there is behind the AI claims. Especially since, from what I remember, this game's development started before this AI stuff had taken off. Doesn't hurt to be careful though.
Day 12 of reviewing the UCN roster in order until uhyeah gaming daily uploads stop Withered Bonnie Toilet Bonnie himself. The memes have made him less intimidating than he was before, but it’s still a sick design and I absolutely love it Rating: 10/10
Palworld is good step towards the perfect game. - No annoying currency - No features locked behind microtransactions - No forcing you to watch ads - No subscriptions - No absurdly slow pacing to inflate player hours - No limited time events to get things I let's you play at your pace and have fun with it
When I first heard about Palworld, and the trailers leading up to it, I've seen several people express their doubts with this game. Glad to see that people are enjoying this game.
I have mixed feelings about the game itself, but it's fanbase and whoever wrote the Steam Page and did the advertisement for the game can sit on a cactus, tbh.
Advertisement: Befriend Pals and fight Poachers. ...Now let me tell you of all the ways you can abuse and torture animals! Fan: Oh, we LOVE torturing animals.
@@woahitsfranco5286 And you still have no proof, you didn't even answer my question. How about giving me valid proof instead of "just look it up" next time? I'm not taking this BS
I'm happy that Palworld is getting a lot of attention. Pretty much every monster taming game that I've ever played is awesome, and I've played a LOT of them. Though when I play Palworld, I can't help but slip up a lot and call the Pals "Nexomon". It sounds ridiculous, I know, but Nexomon is one of the better monster taming series, so I guess the word just sticks in my head. I DO find it quite ironic that the monsters are called "Pals" when the game encourages you to treat them rather poorly compared to other monster taming games. Silly irony, I suppose! Makes me chuckle, at least.
13 hours? Try 18 HOURS like I did when I first got the game. And that was just me playing the game BY MYSELF because I can't host a multiplayer server on my own due to my Xbox One X not allowing it (yet I can still join other people's worlds) This game is incredibly addicting for some reason, I think I need help 😅
At first, I thought PalWorld was a Pokémon ripoff. Then I saw Cremis. Now I wish I could play PalWorld. At least I can watch the gameplay in this video! Thank you!
I saw pm7 purple cliffs and manjtv (there huge Pokémon RU-vidrs btw) react to this game and thought it was funny forgot about it for about 3 years then remembered it when it released
@@cheeseyleaves look it up, the owner of the company made a game where you generate ai art, also the owner has made a lot if crypto tweets. One search would show you the proof
Yeah.. I spent all day playing palworld.. it's good so far, just needs some tweaks in my opinion, (I played on hard and the enemies hit too hard, I could be level 11 and be killed by level 2, and some minor stuff) but so much better than their other project Craftopia
@@SpecsWitched Give me solid proof from a credible source instead of repeating the same crap over and over again. That's the definition of insanity: "doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result." So how about, and hear me out, instead of repeating crap to me that I've already heard and refusing to provide proof to your claim, you provide me a credible source that proves that these rumors are true? Because if you can't provide proof towards your own claim, why make that claim at all? Come back to me when you have solid evidence and a credible source. Only then will I take your word for it.
@@cheeseyleaves Look at their published games you lazy bum. AI: Art Impostor and Craftopia, literally look them up. AI one literally uses AI. Craftopia literally steals Breath of The Wild's intro and mechanics + has NFTs. I don't have to spoon-feed you evidence a google search would show, you're not a child, are you?
@@naomii_star Heard from a critic(Arlo) it was better than the other games, but it's still Switch-only and the Switch hardware is trash and so damn uncomfortable. Those controllers were designed for newborns and have a ton of drift Nintendo refuses to fix. If I close my hand they disappear.
@@jaziliynn game made by scummy devs known for being pro AI art and NFTs, their previous releases include a BOTW ripoff and a game revolving around AI image generation and a lot of the designs steal heavily from Pokémon, to the point that some of their monsters have entire body parts and textures ripped from pre existing Pokémon
@@Diego13303 just looked it up, they have no relation to nfts at all. They did use AI in a previous game, but that has nothing to do with Palworld at all. Being lazy with designs does not mean it's automatically a bad game
And that's fine. Pokemon isn't the only creature capture game out there. I do know of some indie creature collector games that aren't talked about too much. It would just be nice if we had more competition to turn to. I'm about to check out Cassette Beasts myself.
