Who is credited as Palworld's programmer in its Wikipedia infobox?

Hiroto Matsutani is credited as Palworld’s programmer in the game’s Wikipedia infobox.

The infobox separates several development roles: Takuro Mizobe is listed as producer, Daiki Kizu as artist, and Tatsuya Yano as composer. That division is why the other choices are tempting but incorrect: each is associated with a different production credit.

Palworld was developed and published by Pocketpair, a Japanese independent game company based in Tokyo. The game combines open-world survival systems with creature collection, base building, combat, crafting, and multiplayer. Its development used Unreal Engine, reflecting the project’s larger open-world ambitions compared with Pocketpair’s earlier work.

The programmer credit should not be confused with the producer or studio credit. A programmer works on the game’s software and systems, while a producer generally oversees production and coordination, and an artist handles visual design. In this quiz’s wording, the canonical answer is the individual named beside “Programmer” in the infobox.