Pocketpair Publishing Inundated With Pitches in First Week

A barrage of pitches flooded the new publishing arm of Palworld owner, Pocketpair, during its first week as a publisher. Pocketpai Publishing is a new video game publisher from Pocketpair.

An impressive response from game developers overwhelmed the newly launched publisher in its opening week. The company received 150 unique pitches and over 400 emails.

Most of the pitches came from indie developers enthused by Palwprld’Palwprld’saowner’soffer. According to a post on X, Pocketpair Publishing received over 400 emails, 2,000+ LinkedIn requests, and 150 pitches.

The post states, “We are b “own away by the interest we have received from YOU, the developers, and we’re doiwe’rer best to review each request and pitch. Of course, we cannot help everyone, but we’re detwe’reed to help as many great games get made as possible.”

Pocketpair Publishing Off to a Great Start

Pocketpair launched the company at the end of January this year with an initial project from Surgent Studios. The game is believed to be a horror shooter, and players are already chattering about the partnership. Surgent Studios CEO Abubakar Salim stated, “We noticed a pattern in the entertainment industry, and Pocketpair has given us the opportunity to make a horror game about it.”

The studio is popular for its flagship game, Tales of Kenzara: Zau.

Pocketpair is still battling a trademark infringement lawsuit leveled against it by Nintendo and the Pokémon Company. Since the filing, Palworld has received many updates featuring design changes and content expansions. These new features have further distanced the similarities between Palworld and Pokémon.

The studio has called these new updates, including two in January, its  2025 roadmap for Palworld. “We’ve been updating the game since the start of Early Access, and we’ll continue to update Palworld as we prepare for the official release,” Pocketpair said.

Palworld continues to outperform critics expectations.