Improved
Palworld now supports Xbox Game Pass world uploads
Upload and convert Xbox Game Pass Palworld worlds directly, plus faster restores, a safer Reset World option, and quicker Palworld startups on Linux and Windows.
Bring your Xbox Game Pass Palworld world over
You can now upload a Palworld world saved on Xbox Game Pass and Haptic converts it automatically. A new attach flow also helps you link your in-game character when starting from an existing save.
Better than before
Extra protection against losing unsynced changes
Restoring a backup, importing a world, or replacing your world now pauses if you have recent changes that haven't finished backing up yet, so you don't accidentally lose them. Deleting a server also gives you an honest warning about what will and won't be recoverable.
Faster restarts, with clear status while your world backs up
Restarts can now skip a full re-download when nothing about your world changed, and while your latest changes finish backing up you'll see a clear "Backing up to cloud" or "Restart backup" status instead of confusing gaps.
Region changes now queue up safely instead of failing
If you change your server's region while it's mid-sync, the move now queues and applies automatically once it's safe, and you can cancel a queued move before it happens.
Honest download progress and ETA for long world restores
When your server is pulling down a big world during startup, the status badge now shows how much has downloaded and a real time estimate instead of a vague spinner.
Faster, more detailed progress during world restores
World restores now show real byte progress and download the pieces of your world in parallel, so big restores finish faster with a more accurate progress bar.
Faster Palworld server startups
Palworld servers now download your save data and core game files at the same time instead of one after another, shaving time off startup.
5 more improvements
- Smoother world uploads with real progress and easy restore: Uploading a new world is now a single step with a clear progress bar the whole way through, and swapping or restoring a world shows the same live progress. Backup downloads are also faster to grab.
- Reset your world from backups, with a safety net: A new Reset World option on the Backups card lets you wipe your world back to fresh, and automatically saves a protected backup beforehand so you can always restore it if you change your mind.
- Palworld UE4SS mods now work on Linux servers too: UE4SS Lua mods and vanilla paks can now be installed on native Linux Palworld servers, not just Windows.
- Clearer status when a server crashes and recovers: Servers recovering from a crash now show a yellow "Recovering" status instead of misleadingly looking online, so you and your friends aren't fooled by a server that isn't actually ready.
- Modded Minecraft servers recover cleanly after running out of memory: Servers that ran out of memory could get stuck thrashing instead of restarting. They now shut down cleanly on out-of-memory so your server comes back up instead of hanging.
5 bugs squashed
Always OnFixes: 1
- Always On servers could occasionally fail to come back after a crash. They now recover reliably.
DashboardFixes: 2
- Some servers weren't showing live progress while files and mods downloaded during startup. Boot progress now reaches your dashboard reliably.
- The public server page now shows accurate online/sleeping status and a working wake button on mobile, and long server names scroll instead of covering up the status.
Server managementFixes: 1
- Force-stopping a server could occasionally leave it stuck instead of shutting down. Stuck shutdowns now resolve automatically, and stalled world downloads are cancelled instead of hanging.
SharingFixes: 1
- Some players with an old, canceled plan on their own account couldn't start or restart a server shared with them, even though the server owner's plan was active. Shared start and restart now correctly bill against the server owner.
