What modules are actually in the menu?

Same question here. From what I read it is one license, one menu. Aimbot, Players ESP, Pal ESP, NPC ESP, Loot ESP, Object Manipulator, Battle Mode and some utility stuff like speed or fullbright when the active build lists them.

You do not pick modules at checkout — you toggle them in-game after load. EAC status on the site tells you if the current build is clear or Updating after a patch.

Loot ESP is the big one for farming routes. You can filter ore, wood, berries, eggs, treasure, fast travel points and dropped gear instead of turning on every category at once. Object Manipulator is the magnet pull for whatever filters you enabled — not a separate purchase.

Battle Mode just hides ESP layers when your screen gets too busy. Handy if you screenshot your base and do not want boxes everywhere.

Config save slots are easy to miss. You can store a farming profile with Loot ESP plus magnet filters and a second profile with Players ESP for zones where other people show up. Monthly is $35, lifetime shows as $150 when checkout offers it — still the same feature set.

Steam Palworld on Windows only from what support posts say. No Xbox or Game Pass path. Check status before you pay — if it says Updating after an EAC patch, wait instead of loading an old build.

Closing with a consolidated answer: one Palworld cheats license includes Aimbot, Players ESP, Pal ESP, NPC ESP, Loot ESP, Object Manipulator, Battle Mode, config profiles and utility toggles when the live build supports them. Nothing is sold as separate modules at checkout.

Use the Features checklist on the product page for the current module list and confirm clear-to-load EAC status before purchase. Steam client on Windows 10 or 11 with HVCI and TPM enabled is required. Thread locked — further updates will be posted on the status pages.