“Palworld has lost X percent of its player base engagement,” developer Pocketpair says.

Palworld developer Pocketpair insists it has no reason to worry about the hit game's dwindling player count.

With Palworld's 24-hour concurrent Steam count peaking at around 535,000 players — a fair drop from the 2.1 million concurrent players Pocketpair secured the weekend Palworld launched — community manager Bucky stated in a statement on Twitter that ” Palworld lost

“This emerging rhetoric of ‘Palworld has lost Bucky said.

“There's no need to feel bad about it. Palworld, like many games before it, isn't in a position to pump out massive amounts of new content on a weekly basis. New content will come, and it'll be great but these things take time.”

“If you're still playing Palworld, we love you. If you're no longer playing Palworld, we still love you, and we hope you'll come back for round two when you're ready,” Bucky added.

“There are so many great games you can play, and you don't need to feel guilty jumping from one game to the next.”

Pocketpair recently admitted that it has an “overwhelming shortage” of developers helping the viral hit maintain momentum, and just yesterday, the developer reflected on the significant impact that “cheating and the impact of fraudulent activity” is having on rule-abiding players given its massive popularity. game, outlining some of the steps that will be taken — including offering an “external anti-cheat solution” — to address the problem.