Palworld isn’t slowing down—two new projects are on the horizon: a cozy farming life simulator called Palfarm and a brutal first-person shooter crossover with Ultrakill. Opposites attract?

PocketPair promised surprises during the development of Palworld 1.0, and now we see what they meant. First, there’s Palform: a serene farming spin-off that brings the world of Pals into a wholesome slice-of-life experience.

In Palworld: Palfarm, players move to a peaceful island inhabited by Pals. Together, you’ll farm, cook, build, and craft your way toward an idyllic rural life. Each Pal has unique skills that help in various tasks—from planting and watering to harvesting—they’re your trusty companions.

From farming with Pals to slaughtering demons in Hell

Build friendships with the islanders and Pals via daily chats and gifts—these can even trigger surprise story events. Occasionally, you’ll fend off evil Pals attacking your farm. Trade produce and crafts at the market and even snag rare items. Palfarm supports multiplayer, so you and your friends can co-build the farm of your dreams.

Then comes the unexpected twist: Palworld is teaming up with Ultrakill, a hyper-violent retro FPS. Palworld’s sandbox world of crafting, farming, and monster-taming contrasts sharply with Ultrakill, where players become the combat machine V1 and annihilate Hell’s legions using stolen blood as fuel. Its tagline says it all: “Mankind is dead. Blood is fuel. Hell is full.”

Two wildly different worlds are set to collide—what happens when blood rains down on the peaceful Palpagos Islands? The crossover will answer that question in due time.

Palworld: Palfarm is currently announced only for PC, and no release date has been shared. The same applies to the Palworld × Ultrakill collaboration.

Source: Gematsu, Gematsu, Steam