If you plan on breeding in Palworld, you’re going to need an egg incubator.

Since egg incubators are part of the Ancient Technology tree, it requires a bit effort to unlock than other technologies.

In this survival guide, we’ll show you how to make the egg incubator in Palworld.

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Take a quick look at the items you need to make the egg incubator in Palworld.

Level Unlock:	7
Ancient Technology Point Requirement:	1 Point
Crafting Resources:	10 Paldium Fragments 5 Cloth 30 Stone 2 Ancient Civilization Parts
Purpose:	Incubates Pal eggs for hatching

How Do You Unlock the Egg Incubator in Palworld

Since the egg incubator is part of the Ancient Technology tree, you’ll need Ancient Technology Points to unlock it.

You earn Ancient Technology Points by defeating bosses.

Not just every boss will drop tech points, however.

You’re looking for the big bosses that roam the world.

The bosses at the Towers will also earn you tech points.

The bosses that typically don’t earn you tech points are the ones inside dungeons.

So, defeat some roaming bosses to earn ancient technology points.

The good news is you only need one to unlock the egg incubator.

Defeating a single boss should be enough to do the trick.

How To Make the Egg Incubator in Palworld

While some of the items you need to craft the egg incubator in Palworld are easy to acquire, there’s one that will have you exploring dungeons.

To craft the egg incubator, you’ll need the following resources:

• 10 Paldium Fragments
• 5 Cloth
• 30 Stone
• 2 Ancient Civilization Parts

It’s the last requirement, Civilization Parts, that can prove tough to gather.

You get them by defeating bosses.

This time, the bosses in the dungeons also count.

Each time you defeat a boss, they’ll give you a handful of Ancient Civilization Parts.

Once you enough, you can craft the egg incubator.

How Does The Egg Incubator Work in Palworld

The egg incubator matures eggs placed inside them.

Once the egg has finished incubating, it’s ready to hatch.

The length of time it takes to incubate the egg depends on its size.

The larger the egg, the longer it takes to incubate.

That said, you can speed up the process by making the egg comfortable.

Some eggs, like the scorching egg, prefers hot temperatures.

Building a campfire beside the egg incubator can speed up its incubation period.

Other eggs prefer cooler temperatures, so you can try to put a cooler close to the incubator to speed up its incubation period.

When the egg has finished incubating, you’ll be able to interact with it and hatch it.

You’ll then see what type of Pal was in the egg.

The egg incubator can incubate both eggs you find in the wild and those you breed.

So, it’s worth making a few to ensure you have plenty of incubators to go around.