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Palworld Guide Hub: 1.0 Release Date, System Requirements & Save Data

Palworld guide hub covering the July 10, 2026 1.0 release, system requirements, save-data guidance for the Early Access transition, and upcoming World Tree and Genetic Recombination breeding coverage.

Quick Answer

What should you know before Palworld 1.0 launches?

Palworld's full 1.0 release lands July 10, 2026 on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox, ending two and a half years of Early Access. Existing saves carry over — nothing is force-wiped. The update adds the World Tree endgame region, a second island roughly doubling the map, the largest Pal roster drop yet, a new Genetic Recombination breeding system, PvP mode, and Server Clustering.

Quick Verdict

If you already own Palworld, 1.0 is a free update — just back up your save before July 10. If you are considering buying, the 1.0 launch (plus a pre-launch discount) is the best entry point yet: the Early Access rough edges Pocketpair has spent two-plus years addressing are the whole point of this release.

Key Facts

Developer / Publisher
Official
Pocketpair
Original Early Access Release
Official
January 19, 2024
1.0 Full Release
Official
July 10, 2026
Platforms
Official
PC (Steam), PS5, Xbox Series X|S / Xbox One, mobile
Price
Not announced
$29.99 (frequently discounted; 30% off pre-1.0 as of early July 2026)
Genre
Official
Creature Collector / Survival / Open World / Automation
Steam Review
Official
Overwhelmingly Positive (350,000+ reviews)
Save Data
Official
Not wiped for 1.0 — fresh start optional, not required

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I want to know when 1.0 releasesRelease date, time, and what changesOpen guide
Will it run on my PC?Minimum & recommended system requirementsOpen guide
I have an existing save — will I lose it?Save data and fresh-start guidance for 1.0Open guide

Palworld Guide Map

This hub is growing ahead of the July 10, 2026 1.0 launch. World Tree, Genetic Recombination breeding (including a breeding calculator), and full 1.0 patch coverage are coming as official details are confirmed.

Palworld characters and Pals gathered at a campfire crafting station
Palworld blends base-building, crafting, and creature-collecting — Pals help fight, farm, and work alongside players across the Palpagos Islands.

Player Reference Notes

Player questionWhere to checkPlayer note
What does Steam list for Palworld's current price, reviews, and Early Access status ahead of the 1.0 launch?Steam storeUse Steam for the current sale price, "Overwhelmingly Positive" review tally, and the official countdown to the July 10, 2026 1.0 update.
Who developed and published Palworld, and what platforms does the official page confirm?Pocketpair official siteUse the publisher page for confirmed platform list (Steam, PS5, Xbox, mobile) and official Pal artwork/screenshots.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: When does Palworld leave Early Access?

Palworld's full 1.0 release is confirmed for July 10, 2026, on PC (Steam), PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S/Xbox One, more than two and a half years after its January 19, 2024 Early Access launch.

Q: Will Palworld 1.0 wipe my existing save?

No. Pocketpair has confirmed existing worlds and dedicated servers carry over to 1.0 without a forced wipe. A fresh start is recommended, not required, since progression and area unlocks are being overhauled.

Q: What is new in Palworld 1.0?

The headline additions are the World Tree endgame region, a second major island (together roughly doubling the map), the largest single batch of new Pals in the game's history, a new Genetic Recombination breeding system, PvP mode, and Server Clustering for dedicated servers.

Q: Is Palworld available on mobile?

Pocketpair's official site lists iOS/Android alongside PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox as supported platforms. Check the official Pocketpair page and your regional app store for current availability and any 1.0-specific mobile notes.

Q: Do I need a powerful PC to run Palworld?

No. The official minimum spec is a 2013-era quad-core i5, 16GB RAM, and a GTX 1050 — modest by current standards. The recommended spec (i9-9900K, 32GB RAM, RTX 2070) is a much bigger jump, aimed at smooth 1080p performance.