Krafton and G-Star 2025 reflect Palworld mobile elements to create a theme park-type space
Nov 03, 2025
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Krafton announced that it will run various on-site programs for visitors at the international game exhibition 「G-Star 2025」 to be held in BEXCO, Busan from the 13th to the 16th.
This year, Krafton will present a theme park-type space production by reflecting the in-game elements of the entry 'Palworld Mobile' throughout the booth. Visitors can enjoy an immersive experience where they can directly experience the world view in the game in a lively atmosphere reminiscent of an amusement park, the company said.
In addition, a visitor demonstration of 'Palworld Mobile' will be held for the first time. "Palworld Mobile" is a mobile game developed by Krafton's PUBG Studio based on the global hit "Palworld" IP of the Japanese game developer Pocketfair. While inheriting the core fun of the original, it provides a different playing experience on a new platform by adding an intuitive feeling of operation optimized for the mobile environment and a skill-based strategic battle system.
There will also be a variety of experience programs to enjoy contents in the game in real life. In the 'Pal Hunting Zone', you can experience the fun of hunting by shooting 'Pal', a creature in the game, using a rocket launcher. In the 'pal capture zone', you can have fun throwing a pal doll into a moving spear basket and capturing it. In addition, it operates a large photo zone composed of popular palms such as 'Jetraegon' and 'KkabuNyang', and digital stamps and goods are presented to visitors who have completed on-site missions.
In addition, it also operates an experiential rest area 'CAFE PUBG' using the 'Battleground' IP. Visitors can enjoy a limited menu in collaboration with handmade doughnut brand Old Perry Donut and have a different experience with the theme of the world view of 'Battleground'. In addition, various programs such as secret room shooting zones, special experience events, guest events with major developers and partners, including Kim Tae-hyun, director of PUBG Studio, and Kim Sang-kyun, head of the development division, will be held, and goods will be provided to participants who have completed the Digital Stamp Rally mission through experience.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
