As hilarious as it might sound, Palworld allows you to catch humans in the game and also lets you sell them in the Black Market.
Can you catch and sell humans in Palworld?
To directly answer that, yes, you can catch and sell humans in Palworld. While many are calling Palworld a Pokemon game ripoff, this certainly is something we do not see in any Pokemon game. Neither did many of us imagine that the devs would pull such a move. Capturing a human being in a Pokemon ball-like object, and treating them like pets does seem like something that is going to trigger a lot of people.
Coming to how you can capture a human being in your Pal Sphere (Palworld’s version of Pokeball), the process is very simple. You will often come across human enemies in the game who are called Syndicate Thugs. After doing significant damage to their health, you can throw the Pal Sphere at them when they are weak. This will lead you to capture them and also store them as a pet.
What makes the whole thing more fun is that you can then send these humans to catch other Pals. Although, they do a pretty terrible job when going against Pals, as they are simply not built to do this for you.
Will the human catching feature get removed from Palworld?
As of now, it does not seem that catching a human in Palworld is possible due to any bugs or glitches. It seems well planned from the developer’s side, as they even included separate animations for the whole thing. But with Palworld just getting released, many players have yet to discover this feature. Only time will tell how the gaming community reacts to something that we might have never seen before.
The fact that you can use humans as a pet, and also sell them on the Black Market for a hefty amount, might offend many people around the world. If this does not go as planned, Pocket Pair will likely remove this feature. However, till now there is no possibility of that as most players are enjoying it, apart from some calling it inhumane or immoral.
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