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SAVE 10%:Normally $29.99,Busty Cops (2004) Watch online Palworldis on sale for $26.99 via Steam as part of an introductory offer that's live until Thursday, Jan. 25 at 1 p.m. ET.

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Opens in a new window Credit: Pocketpair 'Palworld' (PC)

Pocketpair's new survival crafting game Palworldcame bursting out of the gate guns ablazing. Less than a week after launch, it's sold over 7 million copies and surpassed 1.8 million concurrent players on Steam to become the second most-played game ever on the platform.

If you weren't one of those many, many players, consider hopping on the bandwagon within the next 24 hours or so: Palworldis on sale for 10% off on Steam until Thursday, Jan. 25 at 1 p.m. as part of an introductory offer, which brings it down a few bucks to $26.99. (Note that this discount is only available for PC players — the Xbox version is still full price.)

SEE ALSO: The controversy around 'Pokémon with guns' game 'Palworld,' explained

Palworld has been recurrently referred to as "Pokémon with guns," (and The Pokémon Company has noticed) but it's really more like "ARK: Survival Evolvedwith Pokémon." Players exploring its open world will find it teeming with crafting materials and critters called Pals, which look like a lot like Pocket Monsters (to the point where it's a little sus). Pals can be tamed, fought, bred, ridden, armed, employed at your base, assigned chores, whisked into battle, and yes, even eaten. If you want to build a Pal empire with friends, multiplayer works with up to four people in online co-op mode and up to 32 on a dedicated server.

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An important heads-up that Palworldis still in its early access phase, and according to a developer note on its Steam page, it'll remain that way for at least a year as more content and improvements are added. As things currently stand, though, the game is pretty fun as-is: The early access PC version got an 8/10 from our comrades at IGN (which is owned by Mashable's publisher, Ziff Davis), who said "deep survival mechanics and a hilarious attitude make it hard to put down." Go read their review.

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