Palworld DLC: What's Sold Separately on Steam

18 August 2026 · 4 min read

GameMapa editorial · how we check facts
Checked: Claude (AI) — fact-checked against the Ukrainian original; not proofread by a native speaker

Palworld has only one official DLC on Steam — Palworld - Soundtrack — and the store page carries no in-app purchases label.

If you’re deciding whether to buy anything beyond the base game, here’s the breakdown: what exists, what doesn’t, and how much the base game costs.

How many DLCs does Palworld have

The Palworld store page on Steam lists exactly one official add-on. It isn’t a cosmetics pack or an extra map — it’s Palworld - Soundtrack, the game’s official soundtrack, listed as a separate product on Steam.

What is Palworld - Soundtrack

The DLC has its own Steam page with a separate identifier — 2771110. That makes it a standalone product with its own listing, not just a line item on the main game’s page. It’s purchased separately from Palworld, and its own Steam page shows details specific to the add-on — the track list, screenshots, reviews.

Exactly what’s in the soundtrack itself — how many tracks, or from which stage of development — isn’t detailed on the main Palworld page. For that, check the DLC’s own Steam page directly.

Are there in-app purchases

A separate question is in-app purchases inside the game itself — microtransactions for real money on currency or cosmetics, bought without leaving the game client. Steam usually flags such games with a dedicated label on the store page. Palworld’s page carries no such label.

That doesn’t necessarily mean nothing can ever be bought from inside the game — it simply means the official Steam page makes no claim about in-app purchases either way.

How much does the base game cost

The price of the base game is a separate matter from DLC, but relevant context. At the time of checking, the base version of Palworld cost 600 hryvnias in the Ukrainian Steam region. The Palworld - Soundtrack add-on is bought separately and isn’t included in that price.

Steam prices are regional and change over time, so confirm the current price on the store page for your own region before buying.

Family Sharing: can you share the game

Steam marks Family Sharing support on the Palworld store page — the feature that opens up your game library to other people, such as family members playing from other Steam accounts on the same device. If you need one or two more accounts in your household to access the game, Palworld supports that.

Technically, Family Sharing works through device authorisation rather than buying extra copies of the game, so it isn’t the same as purchasing a second licence. If you’re after playing together online rather than sharing a library, see the guide on Palworld multiplayer and dedicated servers.

What the store page doesn’t say

To be upfront about the limits of what’s known, the Palworld Steam page doesn’t specify:

• the price of the Palworld - Soundtrack add-on itself;
• any plans for future paid DLC, or confirmation there are none;
• the contents of the soundtrack — how many tracks or their length.

If you need those details, check the DLC’s own Steam page directly, or the game’s official news feed, where the developers post updates about what’s being added to Palworld.

How to check the current data yourself

1. Open the Palworld store page on Steam.
2. Scroll to the DLC section — it lists every official paid add-on.
3. Check whether the page carries an in-app purchases label — it sits next to the system requirements.
4. Look for the Family Sharing section in the game details block.
5. Compare the price in your own region — it may differ from the figure above.

Before buying, it’s also worth checking the Palworld system requirements to make sure the game will actually run on your PC. For your first session, the Palworld first steps guide is a good starting point.

In short

Palworld has one official DLC — Palworld - Soundtrack, with its own Steam page — no in-app purchases label, and Family Sharing is supported. The soundtrack’s own price isn’t listed on the main store page.