Palworld 1.0 (July 10, 2026) roughly doubles the size of the game world. Here’s what’s been confirmed about the new World Tree region and the second major island.
The World Tree region
The long-teased World Tree finally takes centre stage in 1.0. The Summer Game Fest reveal trailer showed a major new region built around it, along with new Pals and an ominous new threat. It’s positioned as the centrepiece of the full-release story and endgame.
A second major island
1.0 also adds a second major island expansion. Together with the World Tree area, this is expected to roughly double the playable landmass compared to the 2024 launch — the biggest single content drop in Palworld’s history.
| New in 1.0 | What’s confirmed |
|---|---|
| World Tree region | Major new area + new threat, centre of the 1.0 story |
| Second island | Large new landmass; ~doubles the map |
| New Pals | Shown in the reveal trailer (full roster TBC) |
What it means for servers
A larger map and a new endgame mean bigger save files and more concurrent activity. High CPU clock speed and fast NVMe storage matter more than ever — and with 1.0’s Server Clustering you can support more players in one world. Our Palworld server hosting runs on AMD Ryzen 9 7950X hardware and will be ready for 1.0 on launch day.
Frequently asked questions
What is the World Tree in Palworld?
The World Tree is the centrepiece of a major new region added in Palworld 1.0 (July 10, 2026), revealed at Summer Game Fest with new Pals and a new threat.
How much bigger is the Palworld 1.0 map?
The World Tree region plus a second major island are expected to roughly double the playable map compared to the 2024 launch. Exact dimensions will be confirmed at release.
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