Palmon: Survival

Joshua Awesome

6 months ago

This game feels uninspired, following the same generic format used in countless other games. There’s nothing original or unique in its design. I was hoping it wouldn’t be another pay-to-play grind, but unfortunately, it is. At first, progress is smooth, and expansion feels rewarding, but before long, it becomes tedious and frustrating. Even if you're a big Palworld fan, I’d recommend skipping this one. The real game is far better.

Heinrich Fan

6 months ago

I read a lot of reviews saying there are no ads. While there are no ads for other games, the screen is bloated with ads for in game items from the get go. After playing two days I've hit the progress wall which is so common with these types of games. the time lock hurdles are implemented specifically to get you to spend money to advance. The characters are cute and the artwork is nice. But it's nothing that hadn't been done. Cash grab reskin of old concepts

Drizzt Rahl

1 month ago

Wow first five minutes of the game and already its glitched and ill never be able to progress in a certain direction. Maybe dont make the material holders have a 50 ft range around them and then put paths you have to open right next to them. Zero thinking in the design, "oh you need 2 apples to go this way, but its right next to the food bowls so if you try to unlock it, all your apples get stored and you cant progress, we are such smart devs lol" No wonder your on mobile, Failures

James M

2 months ago

The advertisement for this game is beyond misleading it should be criminal. You make it look just like "PalWorld" when it's no where close. Yea, sure you have some cool "Pals" and decent graphics but the game is so repetitive it takes the fun right out of it after day 3 of playing it. After the initial "new player" rewards and phase it's become impossible to get eggs to hatch or "summon", can no longer expand the map, hatch/summon rates are HORRIBLE, I only get the same "Pals" over and over

Add A

1 month ago

misleading and unoriginal Nothing he shot this game. Tries to piggyback off "Palworld" game. Plays like a collection of resources survival game with some aspects of monster training. Look at the "Total White Out" game, it's pretty identical. Played for a few hours. They give you a pay item right away to get a powered up monster. designs are unimaginative.

Chad Phillips

1 month ago

The game is advertized as a single player strategy game, however, this is just another PvP base-building game like so many others on this platform. While the game has an appealing style, it's also not tied to the original Palword developers: Pocket Pair. Be aware of the actual game you're going into if you're looking to try out the game. It's in the same vein as Lilith's other games, such as Rise of Kingdoms.

Luneth Heart (Luna)

1 month ago

Big surprise, game is nothing like the ads. Played it for a couple of hours just to see how it was, and i was more disappointed with the results. Starts off as a tycoon similar to white out survival, but then after you progress enough, you discover it's a city builder. If you saw the ads thinking it's similar to palword, then this couldn't be farther from the truth. The only things similar to palworld are the opening scene and some of the monster designs being reskins of palword monsters.

Chadd Dum

1 month ago

Reached Level 26 and spent a lot, but the excitement wore off. This game promotes unhealthy habits: 1) Long cooldowns push spending to speed things up. 2) It pressures you to play every 4 hours or miss big rewards—disrupting sleep. 3) Manual tasks like realm titles force constant screen checks. 4) Almost everything is pay-to-win, making it feel more like gambling. Free-to-play players are not appreciated.

Laura C

3 weeks ago

Fun game, but weirdly restrictive in some ways. The worst is the 24-hour cooldown on being able to reset your own palmon. They're our palmon, we should be able to reset them whenever we'd like! There's no way to hire a third construction queue like you can for the second queue, you must buy it. They also tout this as a monster breeding game, but restrict how often you can do that by requiring a special currency to use the nursery.

Angie Fundora

1 month ago

I was really excited about this game based on the advertisement I saw on YouTube. It pulled me in, and I was really interested in playing and finishing the mission within the time limit. But, after it quickly got stale and very repetitive. Please do not believe the advertisement, the gameplay is NOTHING like the actual gameplay of the game. Also, don't really know how they got the 4.8 rating when most of the reviews were highly negative.

Marc Bloom

1 week ago

It's a stupid city builder. One of those multi-player, city builders that are an absolute waste of time. Talk about unoriginal. Uninstalled immediately the second I hit that part. Beginning is okay but nothing like the ads. Don't waste your time if you were expecting something different than "Rise of Kingdoms" or "Whiteout Survival". It's the exact same thing.

Aphrodisia Ravinia

2 weeks ago

Pay-to-Play / Pay-to-Win You don't sign on in less than 3 day's you lose everything! I even bought a guild ( because you are forced to join or buy one), and it was stolen from me without any compensation or even a notification of action!! This game is nothing like its counterpart console version and the mechanics of it, as well as the gameplay, are what you see in any other boring game! Don't waste your time with this!!! Better off playing console version!!!

James Hunt

1 week ago

Meh it's a fun game and can be played as a free to play player. But your not getting the best monsters without paying cash. (It's literally the only way to obtain them) the game also has chest you'll earn playing free that you have to buy a $20 pass to even open. It has a limited amount of monsters roughly 25 and is more of a world building than monster catching.

tobi matsumoto

1 week ago

I started this game simply to bolster up my Simoleons for my Sims game and found myself enjoying it almost even more! I will admit though, sometimes it does indulge too much in one aspect I kinda hate in most mobile games: there's too many icons onscreen and the over the top add ons like the whole farming knowledge and researching skill trees. Not to mention the multiplayer aspect can be a bit too overwhelming. Other than this, I cant wait to see if my Pals evolve and new player skins!

John Larkin

1 week ago

Good game but.. some Pals at this point have a pay wall(can't get without paying... duh) but if I'm not mistaken at time of this review it's only 2 pals. They really want your money lol, they push the "sales" but not too hard. Besides that is a really fun game, a great way to kill some time, and can have some strategies to it once you get more into it. Keeping at 5 stars because personally, I like the game, don't like paywalls or P2W but it's mobile gaming and this isn't changing anytime soon.

Elise Holmes

1 week ago

city building strategy game sums it up. It is a pay to win game unfortunately with no ads to help free players along. It's fun if you get into a powerful guild right off the bat and even better if some of them have played on other servers and can teach newbs how to play. My favorite part of the game is how social these types of games can be. My least favorite part is the game allows for someone to dump $2000 into the game and be able to ruin the experience for players who can't.

Ashten Winkelmann

2 weeks ago

The ads for this game are very misleading. They made it look like a relaxing, single-player experience where you collect and battle with cute little Palmon creatures — something light and fun. But after playing for 10–15 minutes, it became clear this is actually a competitive world-building game, much like Whiteout Survival or King of Avalon, where you’re thrown into a multiplayer environment with a focus on domination and strategy. That’s not what I was looking for. I immediately uninstalled.