A long-standing glitch in the survival game Palworld has resurfaced in its recently released 1.0 version, causing the creature Sekhmet to spawn at a vastly inflated size. Players have reported encountering a version of the Pal said to be "at least 200x her normal size," reviving a bug first noted around two years ago during the game's early access period. The reappearance highlights how quirks from Palworld's earlier builds have persisted despite ongoing development ahead of its full launch.

Sekhmet is one of the game's collectible Pals, and the oversized variant has drawn attention from the community for its comically exaggerated scale compared to the standard model. While exact technical details of what triggers the bug remain unclear from available reporting, its return in the 1.0 release suggests the underlying cause was never fully resolved by developer Pocketpair. The incident has been circulating among players and outlets covering the game's post-launch quirks rather than being treated as a serious issue.