Pocket Pair, makers of the smash success Palworld, are in talks to bring the game to more platforms according to an article published by Bloomberg.

In an interview the game’s creator, Takuro Mizobe, mentioned that in addition to the talks to bring the game to platforms beyond Steam and Gamepass, the company is open to consider offers for partnership or acquisition.

According to Mizobe the company is not engaged in acquisition talks with Microsoft, and they plan to remain a small studio.

“We are and will remain a small studio,” he said. “I want to make multiple small games. Big-budget triple-A games are not for us.”

According to the company’s website, Palworld is home to over 100 unique Pals, each equipped with a diverse set of skills to enhance the player’s adventure. Along your journey, you will also encounter formidable boss Pals that pose a challenge even for the most seasoned Pal tamers. Naturally, these boss Pals are also capturable.

Pocket Pair, with a 55-person studio in Tokyo, made the hit success for less than $6.7 million and has seen massive profit from the game which had more than 2 million people simultaneously playing at one point.

Check out the whole article by Takashi Mochizuki.