Pocketpair, the company behind the popular game Palworld, recently filed a new trademark that hints at future plans. This could mean they’re prioritizing multiplayer aspects of the game, or that a sequel is in development. Palworld launched in 2024 with multiplayer support for servers hosting up to 32 players, and the developers have been consistently improving server stability and adding new features over the past two years.
When Palworld launched, many players experienced server problems because more people wanted to play than the servers could handle. The game also had some bugs that were annoying for players, but the developers, Pocketpair, have still managed to keep a dedicated player base. Palworld remains popular, with a large number of players currently playing on Steam, as well as on PlayStation 5 and Xbox.
Pocketpair’s New Palworld Trademark
Fans recently discovered that Pocketpair has trademarked “Palworld Online.” These filings often suggest what game companies are planning, giving us a sneak peek before official announcements. This has led to speculation that Pocketpair might be developing a massively multiplayer online version of Palworld, or perhaps rebranding the existing game. Developers sometimes tweak game titles, especially with significant updates, and Palworld’s upcoming 1.0 update promises major changes, making a name change a plausible possibility.
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Palworld Online has been trademarked in both the US and South Korea. Since Krafton, a South Korean company, is developing a mobile Palworld game, it’s likely Palworld Online is the name of that mobile version. This is just a guess, as we haven’t received official confirmation from Krafton in a while. However, the trademark filing could mean an announcement is coming soon.
Considering the possibilities, a massively multiplayer online (MMO) version of Palworld seems the most improbable. Pocketpair is a relatively small development team currently dedicated to enhancing the existing game, which is still in early access but expected to fully launch in 2026. Unless they collaborate with another company – similar to their partnership with Krafton – it’s difficult to see how they could manage a second game. If they do, Pocketpair will need to avoid the server problems that plagued Palworld when it first came out.
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With Pocketpair keeping details under wraps about their new trademark, Palworld players are left to guess what’s coming next. Regardless, the future looks bright for the game, with the 1.0 update, a mobile version, and a Palworld trading card game all in development. Despite a lawsuit from Nintendo and The Pokemon Company, Pocketpair doesn’t appear to be slowing down or abandoning Palworld anytime soon.
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