Palworld is back on the Twitch charts with 8.9K concurrent viewers riding the 1.0 World Tree raid hype, and CohhCarnage is out front dragging the whole scene with him. The July 10 full release finally dropped the barrier on that long-teased endgame zone, turning a survival crafting game into a full-blown raid spectacle with wave-based base defense overhauls and 72 new Pals to throw at it.

Cohh's cozy-to-chaotic streams have been pulling serious numbers—peaking over 16K in recent sessions—and the community is eating it up. Players who stuck it out through Early Access are now cracking the World Tree content, posting base tours and unraidable builds while smaller streamers jump on the hype train. It's not just nostalgia; the raid rework and new zones gave everyone a reason to reinstall and squad up.

Twitch metrics show Palworld climbing back into the top games conversation this month, with peaks hitting 136K+ right after launch. The grind is real, but so is the dopamine from finally hitting that endgame raid. Your KD might still be ass if you're soloing it, but the squad runs are hitting different.