update · December 17, 2025
Palworld v0.7 Update Adds ULTRAKILL Crossover, Steam Workshop, and Base Improvements
Palworld v0.7 'Home Sweet Home' introduces Steam Workshop support, ULTRAKILL weapon collabs, triangle building parts, and experimental PvP tools. Pocketpair's latest patch also rebalances statuses and adds safe raid battlefields.
Pocketpair is closing out the year with Palworld v0.7, titled 'Home Sweet Home.' While the studio calls this update lighter on raw content than previous drops, it introduces heavy foundation work for version 1.0. The headline additions include official Steam Workshop support, an ULTRAKILL crossover, and major quality-of-life adjustments to building and melee combat.
Building and Base Enhancements
Base builders finally get 48 new structural pieces, most notably the long-awaited triangular segments. You can now paint select building components and foundations to customize your setup. The building menu has been completely redesigned into a streamlined list format with continuous building set as default, and placement now shows orientation arrows and Cattiva work locations. Additionally, Palboxes can now snap cleanly to foundations and roofs, while base Pal pathfinding has received direct AI improvements.
ULTRAKILL Crossover and Melee Tweaks
The second major collaboration brings iconic gear from ULTRAKILL into the Palpagos Islands, including V1 and V2 armor sets alongside unique weaponry. Using the Marksman Revolver lets you execute a Ricoshot by tossing coins to bounce bullets into targets. Meanwhile, late-game melee combat gets its first serious pass. Swords, katanas, and beam swords now feature multi-hit combo attacks on repeated inputs, while katanas and beam swords gain dedicated hold-input special attacks.
Raid Battlefields and Experimental PvP
Summoning raid bosses at the altar now gives players a choice: fight at your base as usual, or step into a separate Raid Area. These dedicated zones let you use temporary structures and items without risking structural damage to your main base. Alongside a brand-new raid boss, the update introduces experimental PvP tools. Servers can now configure their own custom rules and parameters, though developers advise sticking to single-player or trusted groups due to potential balancing issues.
Steam Workshop and Economy Tweaks
PC players on Steam can now access Steam Workshop integration to browse and install community mods. Note that official and certain dedicated servers prohibit mods to maintain fair play. Economy and balance adjustments also roll out across the board. Surgery tables gain new implants like Mine Foreman and Work Slave, mercy-hit targets now display clear on-screen indicators, and status penalties for conditions like Starving, Sprain, and Depressed have been significantly reduced.
Why this patch matters
Version 0.7 lays down pragmatic infrastructure for Palworld. By smoothing out building menus, opening up modding via Steam Workshop, and giving melee combat some actual teeth, Pocketpair is addressing long-standing player pain points ahead of the 1.0 launch.