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Last week, Xbox provided an update on the mega-successful Palworld and how the team was helping out with the Game Pass phenomenon – and a new post from the developer’s CEO explains why this may be necessary.

Taking to Twitter, Pocketpair’s Takuro Mizobe joked about the server costs for Palworld, and how the team could “go bankrupt” by keeping the servers running.

The tweet roughly translates to “Wait, maybe we’ll go bankrupt due to server fees?”, and the quoted figure puts Palworld’s running costs at around $470,000 per month. Given the astronomical success of the title, Pocketpair is joking around here, but still, that’s a…

A server reset can help keep your Palworld experience fresh. Even in private servers, there will come a day when you’ll want to start over by doing a server reset.

I started my Palworld journey on an official server. My first meeting with a reset was during a server wipe, which turned out to be a reset bug triggered on day 32 of game time. This was merely a setback for me since I was planning to set up a dedicated server with my friends. As more members started joining our server, we decided to do a Palworld server wipe so we could all start from scratch together.

How to do a Palworld server reset

There are a few simple methods you can try to do a server reset in Palworld. Starting from the simplest one,…

Yeah, playing Palworld solo is great and all, but if you take the time to set up a dedicated server for you and your friends, you get access to a whole host of options and settings to tweak. Here’s a breakdown of all available console commands in Palworld.

All Console Commands in Palworld

After setting up a dedicated server in Palworld, you’ll now be able to execute various console commands to manage the server and ensure a smooth experience for everyone involved. There are also a couple of quality-of-life settings you can play around with, and we’ll go over each one down below:

If you have somehow missed this story as it has been evolving, Japanese indie hit Palworld has been tearing up the leaderboards on both Steam and Xbox platforms. As we reported on Thursday, it has over 19 million players between the two stores, and while it’s available on Game Pass, the majority of the players are actually on Steam.

Now, Palworld is a multiplayer game. You can play it solo, but it’s intended to be played with up to 32 players in a single massive open world. This is one of many characteristics that the survival game inherited from Minecraft, ARK Survival Evolved, and similar “survival-craft” titles. Multiplayer games need game servers, and while you can host your own dedicated server for your friends, there are indeed quite a number of official servers as well.

So…

Hosting a server on Palworld is a great way to keep all of you and your friends’ content saved in one place for everyone to come back to whenever they want. Instead of needing a certain person to be online in order to access the game’s world and what everyone has done so far, a server allows anyone to access it whenever they want to play around in the game for as long as they need to. Unfortunately, the ability to do this is only on the game’s Steam version, which makes it even more valuable of a tool to utilize on this platform.

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Keeping a server updated is also a key part of having one, as the game can change and tweak itself with each…