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Palworld had a crazy run during its Early Access period. Legal battles with Nintendo, unwavering support towards players in terms of mods and other aspects, unchanged price even when it went official with its version 1.0 release. No wonder everyone’s been playing it.

But if you’re wondering if a mobile port is possible, I guess it is possible, because Garena just announced they will be developing and publishing Palworld Online.

Palworld's MMO mobile port PalWorld Online will be handled by Garena 1

The game will be refitting the depth and scale of the PC port’s survival and creature-collecting elements while introducing a new narrative setting with original story elements and expanding into a full MMO ecosystem, letting players explore a connected open world alongside creatures known as Pals.

According to the “big red G”, Palworld Online will get its own new side stories built exclusively for this version. Multiplayer is a core focus, letting players meet others in the world, form groups, build shared settlements, and take on cooperative or competitive activities, from PvE encounters with friends to PvP matches, or a more relaxed pace visiting other players’ bases and teaming up against bosses.

Survival and crafting also carry a social bent, with players able to build a shared home base that grows into a hub for crafting, defense, and daily life, expanding structures and deploying Pals to automate production and protect the settlement. For mobile players specifically, the game features a streamlined, touch-friendly interface with optional one-tap controls, aiming to keep base planning, construction, and Pal deployment manageable across a wide range of phone specs without losing depth.

Palworld Online is scheduled to launch sometime in 2026.


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