Palia Sees Significant Increase in Player Count

Summary:

Okay, so here’s the scoop. After the whole Elderwood thing dropped, Palia got a ton more players on Steam. Yup, we’re talking a massive influx. Singularity 6, the brains behind it all, tossed in some fresh content like Adventure Zones, Artifacts, and Relics. Oh, and Palia’s now on Xbox Series X/S and PS5 too. More folks to play around with, I guess.

Palia’s blowing up on Steam—player numbers basically exploded. Wild, right? This game’s been around for, like, over a year. It’s free-to-play, and when this Elderwood Expansion kicked off, suddenly everyone remembered they used to like it, I guess. So now they’re back, plugging away on their PCs and all that.

Developed by Singularity 6, Palia’s like this fantasy live-in thingy. Imagine Stardew Valley but… different? You’re all about farming, mining, hoarding critters, and other random stuff. The world’s bustling with NPCs, so it feels kinda alive. They just rolled out this Elderwood update—huge deal, apparently. Multiplayer vibes too. But get this: It’s only online. So yeah, players are kinda crucial.

Meanwhile, on Steam, this game’s now a full-blown party. SteamDB numbers showed the game hit this insane peak on May 13—17,508 players at once! Elderwood’s kinda credited for it. Funny how one update can do that. Even now, after the hype cooled a bit, it’s way above April’s numbers. And, fun fact, it’s not just on Steam—there’s consoles and Epic Games Store, so who knows how many more folks are dallying around elsewhere?

About those numbers… It totally makes sense that Elderwood’s juicing up Palia’s popularity. Singularity 6 even said it’s their biggest update yet. Patch notes are packed—new Adventure Zone, Artifacts, Relics, more decor, and… a new Villager? Loads to keep players digging in.

This spike’s actually great news for players. Peep this—they get a bustling community now. Elderwood might keep folks hooked for some time, but who’s to say what the devs’ll do next to keep everyone buzzing? Oh, and if you’re someone who cares, Palia’s now also vibing on Xbox Series X/S and PS5 since May 13. Crossplay’s there too, so it’s not dying down anytime soon.

It’s one heck of a ride, honestly.