Palworld v0.3.10 patch notes: Halloween skins arrive!

Palworld v0.3.10 brings Halloween cheer to the popular title in the form of skins. The patch notes reveal seasonal cosmetics for four Pals. The latest update also brings along bug fixes and a text chat character limit change for the multiplayer mode.

Palworld is currently available on Windows, Xbox One & Series X|S, macOS, and PlayStation 5. It is Steam's third-highest played game of all time (after being eclipsed to the second spot by Black Myth Wukong), with a peak concurrent player count of 2,101,867.

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Palworld v0.3.10 patch notes revealed

The official patch notes are as follows:

Skins

Added 4 Halloween skins! All players will recieve these skins for free upon starting up the game! (※Cannot be equipped unless you have at least 1 of the corresponding Pals)

Halloween Cattiva
Spectacled Katress
Pirate Pengullet
Halloween Croajiro

Multiplayer

Significantly relaxed the text chat character limit. You can now write much longer messages!

Major Bug Fixes

Fixed memory leak on servers
Fixed several critical game crashes
Fixed an issue where large Pals would push the player under the world or through walls

Bug Fixes

Fixed an issue where custom markers were not displayed in the compass UI at the top of the screen
Fixed many minor bugs
Fixed minor translation errors

PS5 Specific Bug Fixes

Fixed an issue where trees would respawn even if a structure was built over it

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