Pocketpair Announces Exact Release Time for Palworld 1.0 Update
The much-anticipated Palworld 1.0 update is set to launch later this week, ushering in a wealth of new content and transitioning the game from its early access phase to its final state. Following a period of preview and early access, this significant release promises to enhance the player experience considerably.
While the 1.0 version's release date of July 10th was already known, developer Pocketpair has now confirmed the precise time of the update's arrival. European players will be pleased to know they can dive into the new changes upon waking on Friday morning.
The 1.0 update is scheduled to become available at 12:30 PM JST on July 10th. This translates to 4:30 AM BST and 5:30 AM CEST.
Furthermore, Pocketpair has encouraged fans to consider starting a new game from scratch with the release of the 1.0 update, though they acknowledge that this is not a requirement if players prefer to continue their existing progress. How do you plan to approach the Palworld 1.0 launch later this week?
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The highly anticipated Palworld 1.0 update will arrive later this week, bringing a wealth of new content and evolving the game into its "final" state after several years in early access and preview.
It's already known that version 1.0 will be released on July 10th, but developer Pocketpair has just confirmed the exact time of this update. Good news for European fans: you'll be able to discover the changes as soon as you wake up on Friday morning.
The 1.0 update is expected to be available at 12:30 PM JST, which is 4:30 AM BST / 5:30 AM CEST, on July 10th.
Additionally, Pocketpair has encouraged fans to restart the game from scratch upon the release of the 1.0 update, even though "you don't have to if you really don't want to." With these conditions in mind, how do you plan to approach the Palworld 1.0 version launch later this week?
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