Follow us on Google News

Get the latest updates directly in your Google News feed

What goes around comes around.Palworldis believed to be inspired by Pokémon, now others are taking inspiration from it.Helldivers 2could be sharing the same fate. Both games successfully captured the attention of gamers when the industry appeared to have been down and out of quality games.

Players are loving the cinematic experience in Helldivers 2.

The games were released earlier this year and both have lived up to the mark. Whilethe survival gamehas managed to sell nearly 25 million copies globally in its early access phase,the co-op shootertitle has sold around 8 million as per the last report. The clones for the games might be coming and one developer is excited to see how it unfolds.

Helldivers 2 and Palworld Clones Could Do The Trick on Mobiles

Palworldcreator Takuro Mizobe recently took to his X (formerly Twitter) handle to share that Tencent and many other Chinese gaming companies are already developing clones of the game. Not just that, the budget for these games is likely to be ten times bigger than that of what was forPalworld.

Helldivers 2 Player 3D Prints a Real Life Bluetooth Stratagem Entry Pad That Works With the Game, Divers are Going Crazy

It isn’t the only game alone in this scenario, Arrowhead’sHelldivers 2may see its clones at some point too. PocketPair’s community manager Bucky writes in his X post:

2025 will be the year of Palworld and Helldivers clones, and although most of these will be mobile games that many Western gamers won’t play, I still think that it’s pretty amazing.

Helldivers 2 Player 3D Prints a Real Life Bluetooth Stratagem Entry Pad That Works With the Game, Divers are Going Crazy

However, there isn’t any official announcement to that nor was any link to such games provided in the post. But Mizobe did provide what seems to be a screenshot from the game Tencent is reportedly working on which certainly resembles the popular survival game.

To echo what Takuro is saying, it really is incredible how quickly companies like Tencent began making Palworld clones.

Pokémon Go is among the popular mobile games today.

The budget on some of these clones is incredible too!

2025 will be the year of Palworld and Helldivers clones, and although most of these will be mobile…https://t.co/ICzGK4mO1I

— Bucky | Palworld 🔜 Tokyo Game Show (@Bucky_cm)July 20, 2025

Palworld, Helldivers 2, Stellar Blade and More Besides are Loudly Proving 2024 is the Year of the AA Game

Regarding the clone, one user expressed disappointment by saying “Can China ever invent anything new in the modern world?” Still, users think these clones can never match the level of joy‘Pokémon with guns’delivered.

Mobile Gaming Is a Captivating Market for AAA Devs

It shouldn’t come as a surprise as mobile gaming is growing rapidly. Global revenue of the sector is anticipated to see bright days ahead and could increase by 20.2 billion dollarsbetween 2024 and 2027. Several of the popular console and PC games already have a mobile version.

Palworld, Helldivers 2, Stellar Blade and More Besides are Loudly Proving 2024 is the Year of the AA Game

Call of Duty,PUBG,EA Sports FC, and more to name a few are some of the popular titles. The widespread adoption of 5G is among the factors giving a boost to mobile gaming as users now have a seamless experience. As of now, the battle royale genre is rising in popularity.

Recently, Activision released themobile version ofWarzone. Although it didn’t become a success initially, it sure was a huge accomplishment to bring such a complex game to mobile devices.

Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero May Be the Best Budokai Tenkaichi, but It Fumbled With Some Series Staple Features

As the sector grows, it remains to be seen if these clones will be a success or not. If they do, they may pull a lot of users playing on consoles or PCs. Given the cinematic experience, players are likely to be pulled towards a mobile version ofHelldivers 2.

Do you think these clones will be a success? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!

Anurag Batham

Gaming Journalist

Articles Published :425

Anurag Batham is a video games correspondent at FandomWire. With over two years of experience in writing for different industries, his past works show his passion for the metaverse and his awareness of the environment. He’s always playing with ideas to turn them into captivating stories.A gaming enthusiast who can prove it when you have a round of Call of Duty (COD) with him. And it may take more than a coffee with him if you are to talk to him about Marvel. One can find a reader in him who’s always keen to perfect what he already knows and to learn everything new.

More from Anurag Batham

Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero May Be the Best Budokai Tenkaichi, but It Fumbled With Some Series Staple Features

Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero – How to Unlock Branching Paths During Frieza Revived (Frieza’s Saga)

Gohan Black’s Sparking Zero Debut Proves Why It’s the Greatest Dragon Ball Game Ever Made

Helen Mirren Agrees With Ana de Armas for Next James Bond With Feminist Take

Keeper Trailer: Tatiana Maslany Tries to Survive in Longlegs Director’s Next Horror Flick

Hollow Knight: Silksong Release Set for 2025, Demo Playable at Gamescom

Fact Check: Has Activision Announced Call of Duty: Black Ops Remastered?

The Batman 2 May Get Its Worst Update That Will Affect Its Shot at The Oscar

Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Beats MCU’s Lowest-Grossing Film as Story & Animation Outshine Star Power

Helldivers 2Palworld