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NETWORKGO business and news from across the web.- Pickmos has removed Pokemon-like creature designsThe Nintendo Switch game Pickmos has undergone significant changes following controversy over creature designs resembling Pokemon and fan-made art. Publisher Networkgo renamed the game to Pickmos, removed its Steam page, and has now re-released it on Steam with altered art and monster designs. The game is still planned for a future Nintendo Switch release.
- Pokemon and Palworld clone Pickmos quietly returns to Steam after promising "controversy-free experience," with certain familiar monster designs now missingThe Pokemon and Palworld-inspired game Pickmos has quietly returned to Steam after a previous removal. Developer PocketGame, with publisher Networkgo's supervision, has reportedly removed some of the most controversial monster designs that were criticized for being too similar to existing popular creatures. The game's Steam page now features fewer screenshots and no trailer, suggesting a more cautious approach following allegations of stolen art and design.
- Pickmos, aka Pickmon, exits Steam to ensure ‘a controversy-free experience,’ says publisherThe multiplayer creature capturing survival sandbox Pickmos, previously known as Pickmon, has had its Steam store page removed following significant negative community reaction. Publisher Networkgo has intervened in development to ensure a controversy-free experience, with the team now revising the game under supervision.
- Pickmos Publisher Pulls Steam Page Following Pokémon Rip-Off AccusationsPublisher Networkgo has removed the Steam page for the game Pickmos following accusations from Pokémon fans that it is a rip-off. The game faced significant backlash for its alleged similarities to the popular Pokémon franchise.
- Pokémon & Zelda Rip-Off 'Pickmos' Removed From Steam As Publisher IntervenesThe game Pickmos, developed by PocketGame and published by Networkgo, has been removed from Steam due to accusations of ripping off designs from Pokémon, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and Palworld. Networkgo has intervened in the development process to ensure a controversy-free experience, with PocketGame revising the game for a potential re-release after publisher approval.
- Pokemon-Palworld Clone Pickmos Pulled From Steam As Publisher Promise "Controversy-Free" ReworkThe game Pickmos, developed by PocketGame and published by Networkgo, has been removed from Steam due to accusations of heavily copying Pokemon and Palworld. Publisher Networkgo has intervened in development to ensure a "controversy-free" rework, with the game expected to be re-released after revisions. Nintendo's history of protecting its Pokemon intellectual property was also cited as a concern.
- Pokemon and Palworld clone Pickmos removed from Steam: "We are revising the game to ensure a controversy-free…The game Pickmos, which was accused of being a clone of Palworld and Pokemon, has been removed from Steam. Its publisher, Networkgo, intervened due to player feedback and concerns about asset flipping and design theft. The developer, PocketGame, is revising the game for a controversy-free experience and will re-release it after publisher approval.
- Pokémon, Palworld Rip-Off in Hot Water as Publisher Intervenes and Takes It Off SteamPublisher Networkgo has intervened in the development of Pickmos, a game heavily criticized for ripping off Pokémon and Palworld, and has removed it from Steam. The publisher aims to ensure a "controversy-free experience" and will evaluate the game's artwork. Originally announced for PlayStation 5, the game's future is now uncertain.
- Pickmon, upcoming Pokemon and Palworld clone, is changing its nameThe upcoming game Pickmon, which drew comparisons to Pokemon and Palworld, is changing its name to Pickmos. The developers stated the change is to better align with their brand identity and lore, emphasizing the "Ecosystem" and "Cosmos" aspects of the game. Pickmos is planned for release on Nintendo Switch.
- New Survival Game 'Pickmon' Is Just Asking To Be Sued Into OblivionA new survival game titled Pickmon, developed by PocketGame, has been announced for Steam with potential future releases on Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 5. The game draws heavy inspiration from both Palworld and Nintendo's Pokémon and The Legend of Zelda series, leading to speculation of potential legal action from Nintendo.
- Pokemon and Palworld-inspired Pickmon announced for Nintendo SwitchNetworkgo and PocketGame have announced Pickmon, a new creature-collecting open-world survival crafter inspired by Pokemon and Palworld. The game is planned for release on Nintendo Switch, though a release window has not yet been specified. Players will be able to fight, farm, and build with creatures in the multiplayer title.
- Pickmon is another Pokemon-like game adding Palworld-like survival exploration mechanicsPickmon is a new survival exploration game that incorporates mechanics similar to Palworld, featuring creature collection and base building. Developed by PocketGame and published by NETWORKGO, the game is set in a deserted world with ancient civilizations and a shadowy organization. It will support online co-op and solo play, but a release date has not yet been announced.