Palworld players bred 'infinite bomb' Pals that explode on loop forever

Palworld players bred 'infinite bomb' Pals that explode on loop forever
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Palworld players have pushed the game's breeding system to a ridiculous extreme, engineering Pals that can blow themselves up repeatedly — and never stop.

The source article is paywalled and the full mechanical details aren't available, but the core discovery involves selective breeding to stack traits that allow a Pal to self-destruct on a loop indefinitely. The "infinite bomb" build appears to be a community-found exploit or emergent interaction rather than an intended feature.

Palworld — the creature-collecting survival crafting game from Pocketpair — launched into Early Access in January 2024 and became one of the fastest-selling Steam releases ever. Its breeding system lets players combine Pals to pass down passive skills and stats, and the community has consistently found ways to push that system well beyond its intended limits.

No developer response to this particular discovery is available from the source, but Pocketpair has historically patched out unintended exploits while sometimes leaning into community creativity.

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