Palworld has amassed around 25 million downloads in a month

According to Pocketpair, Palworld has 15 million unit sales on Steam and over 10 million downloads on Xbox.

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Palworld has passed another milestone of sales and hype, and it’s is now sitting at around 25 million downloads across all platforms. Developer Pocketpair recently shared the accolade, adding that Palworld now has around 15 million unit sales on Steam and around 10 million players on Xbox. Despite the hype dying down a bit, the creature-collecting sandbox MMO is still keeping a lot of eyes on it.

Pocketpair revealed the latest download figures for Palworld via the game’s Twitter this week. According to the announcement, Pocketpair claims Palworld has gathered over 25 million players since its launch one month ago. While that could include repeat purchases on Steam, as well as multiple downloads on any given Xbox account, both main platforms for the game crossing 10 million units is quite impressive.

Pocketpair's tweet about Palworld crossing 25 million downloads
Pocketpair shared that Palworld has 25 million players across PC and Xbox platforms.
Source: Pocketpair

Palworld came onto the scene like a bombshell at the end of January. In just a few days the game had millions of people playing. It also ended up prominently on Twitch’s Top 10 for January 2024 despite having only a third of the month to accrue such stats. Not only has Palworld become the most downloaded third-party game on Game Pass ever, but it also managed to beat out Counter-Strike: Global Offensive on Steam to grab the #2 highest concurrent player count ever.

Pocketpair has found incredible success with Palworld and the game continues to evolve with new content and updates through its early access period. Stay tuned for more details and news on Palworld as it drops.

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