Free Cozy Sim MMO Palia Launches On The Nintendo Switch Today, Free Rewards When Linking Accounts
The game emphasizes relaxation, community, and meaningful in-game connections over combat.
Palia is finally available on the Nintendo Switch today.
The MMO, which originally launched on PC in August 2023, features a captivating world, deep lore, and unique cozy gameplay mechanics. Palia offers full cross-play and cross-progression support between Nintendo Switch and PC, allowing players to seamlessly enjoy the game across different platforms. The game emphasizes relaxation, community, and meaningful in-game connections over combat in its shared-world online multiplayer experience.
The countdown is on! ⏰ Palia is launching on Nintendo Switch TOMORROW @ 8am PT. 🥳
We can't wait to welcome new arrivals to Kilima Village! Pre-order now: https://t.co/yFl0nJp8ci#Palia #PlayPalia #CozyGames #CozyMMO pic.twitter.com/MnKHIfPvFg
— Palia (@playPalia) December 13, 2023
To celebrate the Nintendo Switch launch, developer Singularity 6 has introduced various rewards for players who pre-order Palia for free on the platform. These rewards include a Freshly Painted Froggy Bucket log-in reward, a Mushroom Glider for linking the Nintendo Switch to a Palia account, and a Leapfroggy Outfit for linking the account before January 15. There will be regular updates and new content planned across platforms, including Palia's Winter update — featuring quests, festive decor, snowball fights, and the launch of the Asian Pacific server.
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