If you thought *Pokemon* and *Palworld* couldn't get any closer, think again! With the latest update in March 2025, *Palworld* introduces a groundbreaking feature: the Global Palbox, which lets you transfer your Pals across different worlds. It might seem a bit tricky at first, but don't worry, we're here to guide you through the process of getting and using the Global Palbox in *Palworld*.
How To Get the Global Palbox in Palworld
Thanks to the March 2025 update, the Global Palbox is now accessible to all *Palworld* players. To get your hands on it, simply navigate to the Build screen and scroll to the Pal section. You'll spot the Global Palbox—it's the futuristic structure with a radio dish on top. To construct it, you'll need just 1 Paldium Fragment, 8 Wood, and 3 Stone. These resources are quite common in the game, and if you've been playing for a while, you likely have more than enough. But, if you're running low, here's where to find each resource:
Resource | Location |
Wood | Obtained by cutting trees. |
Stone | Obtained by mining rocks. |
Paldium Fragment | Obtained by mining Paldium rocks. |
For more on *Palworld*, check out our guide on the 10 Best Transport Pals in Palworld – Transporting Work Pals, Ranked.
How To Use the Global Palbox in Palworld
Unlike in *Pokemon*, where you can directly transfer creatures between games, *Palworld* allows you to store your Pal's Genetic Data in a Global database. This way, you can reconstruct your Pal in another world without losing the original. Remember, though, you can only reconstruct one version of a specific Pal in each world.
If you're eager to use your favorite Pals in multiple worlds, follow these steps to utilize the Global Palbox in *Palworld*:
Copying a Pal's Genetic Data
- Load into the first *Palworld* world.
- Construct and open the Global Palbox in the first world.
- Locate the desired Pal in your boxes.
- Move the Pal's Genetic Data to the Global database.
Reconstructing a Pal
- Load into the second *Palworld* world.
- Construct and open the Global Palbox in the second world.
- Locate the desired Pal's Genetic Data and move it to your boxes.
- Find the Pal in your boxes and move them into your party to reconstruct.
You can repeat this process as often as you like, enhancing your gameplay across different worlds. This exciting feature adds a new dimension to collecting Pals, making each one valuable across multiple worlds.
And that's how to get and use the Global Palbox in *Palworld*. For more tips, learn how to make Pals transport items to different locations within the game.
*Palworld is currently available in Early Access on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.*