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0	Space	Jump
1	E	Summon Pal / Ride Skill 2
0	R	Reload
0	F	Partner Skill
0	C	Crouch / Slide / Ride Skill 3
0	Q	Throw Pal Sphere
0	1	Change Pal (Left)
-1	2	Change Sphere
0		Attack / Ride Skill 1
1		Aim /Cancel Pal Sphere
1	3	Change Pal (Right)
5	4	Pal Commands
1	↑ Shift	Sprint
0	Ctrl	Roll
0	q W E A S D	Movement
1		Switch weapons
0		Jump
0		Change Weapon
-1		Partner Skill/Reload
0		Roll/Crouch/Riding Skill 3
0		Attack/Riding Skill 1
0		Aim
0		Summon Pal/Ride Skill 2
0		Throw Pal Sphere
0		Movement
0		Aim/Look Around
0		Change Sphere
0		Pal Commands
0		Change Pal
0	or
1		Sprint

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Program name: PalWorld (PC, Xbox) PalWorld (PC, Xbox) (Games - console and PC)

Palworld is an action-adventure, survival and monster-taming game developed and published by Pocket Pair. The game is played in an open-world populated with animal-like creatures known as "Pals". Players can capture Pals to use them for base building, traversal, and combat. Palworld was released on January 19, 2024 via early access.

How easy to press shortcuts: 75%

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Updated: Updated program information. (2 updates.) 1/26/2024 1:38:59 PM New program added.
1/26/2024 1:40:25 PM Updated program information.

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