So far we have word on Palworld's status as a phenomenon on the PC version, through Steam sales and concurrent player numbers. And now we have the first official information about its performance on Xbox Series consoles.
Circana's Matt Piscatella publicly revealed that on January 22, Palworld managed to surpass Fortnite on the list of daily active players, an absolutely impressive feat that shows how it competes with the biggest giants.
Additionally, Piscatella shared that on average, players spent over 200 minutes playing Palworld on Xbox Series. These numbers refer to the US and January 22 only, but are a preliminary indication of its performance on consoles.
While we are enjoying this success, sales are growing day by day at an incredible rate, and the Japanese team continues to work on improvements and hopes to deliver them as soon as possible. In addition to putting her name in the Steam pool, thanks to the amazing number of concurrent players, she is not turning her face to a potential PS5 version, and commented on the situation regarding servers in the Xbox Series version, explaining the importance of Cross-playing to unite the Palworld community, and still dealing with death threats and defamation.
In parallel with this, Palworld has already received a Pokémon mod, which quickly got into Nintendo's sights and raised concerns among modders. Consolidating its status as a phenomenon, Palworld has been able to position its name above Roblox and Fortnite.
For those who have already become addicted to Palworld, the product has revealed what news is on the initial priority list.
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