If you thought *Pokemon* and *Palworld* couldn’t get any more similar, think again! The latest update in March 2025 introduces the Global Palbox feature, allowing players to transfer their beloved Pals between different worlds. This exciting addition can be a bit tricky to master, so let's dive into how to get and use the Global Palbox in *Palworld*.
With the March 2025 update, the Global Palbox is now accessible to all *Palworld* players. To get started, navigate to the Build screen and scroll to the Pal section. You'll spot the Global Palbox, which looks like a futuristic structure complete with a radio dish. To construct it, you'll need:
These resources are plentiful in *Palworld*, and most seasoned players will already have them in abundance. If you're running low, here's where to find each:
| Resource | Location |
| Wood | Obtained by cutting trees. |
| Stone | Obtained by mining rocks. |
| Paldium Fragment | Obtained by mining Paldium rocks. |
Unlike *Pokemon*, where you can transfer a Pokemon from one game to another, *Palworld* allows you to store your Pal's Genetic Data in a Global database. This data can then be used to reconstruct your Pal in another world, allowing you to keep your original Pal while having another version in a different world. Remember, only one version of a specific Pal can be reconstructed in each world.
If you're eager to use your favorite Pals across multiple worlds, follow these steps to use the Global Palbox in *Palworld*:
You can repeat this process as many times as you want, enhancing your gameplay across multiple worlds. This feature adds a new layer of excitement to catching Pals, as they now have the potential to thrive in multiple worlds.
And that's how to get and use the Global Palbox in *Palworld*. If you're looking for more tips, check out how to make Pals transport items to another location in the game.
*Palworld is available now in Early Access on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.*