Great cleaning game. Satisfying and leaves you wanting more! XD
The story is a nice touch too.

A fun blend of survival mechanics, base building/management, and creature collecting. It's a breath of fresh air in a relatively tired genre honestly.

It's so good it even got the nintendo's legal team seal of approval by being sued by them over some silly new scheme about the pokeball-like catching of creatures!

But, yeah. With that said, there are some bugs, which so far have been mostly small annoyances or just dumb and funny AI behaviors and physics. The save data bug could be an issue, but I haven't dealt with it ever so far.
Some enemies are very annoying sometimes, like the police when you do something against the law, who will literally spawn out of thin air, just like cyberpunk, to try to murder you. But, generally, it's not really an issue, unless you plan on attacking citizens constantly.

But besides those issue, I've been having an enjoyable time in Palworld!

Amazing game. It's like a survival half-life game.

Nothing you do in this game is fun. You click and hold the mouse button and then wait for a few seconds to do almost everything. Everything feels sluggish and unresponsive.
Settlers just keep spawning by the boatload, no matter what setting I put. And they just aimlessly walk towards some far away settlement. They're all armed to the teeth but you.
Wildlife like wolves and bears just attack you on sight and they can hit you over and over and over again before you can swing once. Its like they're carrying machine guns or something. Other human settlers don't attack you nearly that fast.

I think its definitely too early to be early access? Or at least it shouldn't sell for $30 CAD.. There's no game to speak of as of now. You can build things and sell eggs and meat. But beyond that nothing to fill most of the time you're waiting for hens to lay eggs..
As of now, there isn't any farming mechanics unlike what is said in the trailer and description. Its just animals right now.
Only other thing of note is you can chop trees and turn them into planks, but you can't do anything with that apparently beyond the starter house? Also, you need money to make your starter house, so its a bit unclear why you need to add those planks to the construction site in the first place.
Anyways, will update my review when I revisit the game later.