Batomon Showdown Release Date — Timeline and Platforms

Batomon Showdown released on September 15, 2026. The Steam store data shows that date with the coming-soon flag off, the game priced at $14.99, and the itch.io page describes the project as released. Because the launch has already happened, this page focuses on the timeline and on which versions actually exist.

The Release Date

The first-party signal is unambiguous. Steam lists a September 15, 2026 release date, and the developer published the full game for $14.99 with seven screenshots and one trailer on that listing.

Item	Detail
Release date	September 15, 2026
Launch price	$14.99 US on Steam
Steam genre tags	Casual, Indie, Strategy
Steam platform	Windows
Trailer	One movie on the store listing
Achievements	None listed on the store data

Launch Timeline

The run-up to launch is documented mainly through official development logs on itch.io.

Date	Event	Source
April 10, 2026	Devlog titled Batomon Showdown Update, two new trainers	Official itch.io devlog
April 27, 2026	Devlog titled New Trainers, public demo out on Steam	Official itch.io devlog
September 15, 2026	Full game released on Steam at $14.99	Steam store data
September 16, 2026	Developer reply references yesterday launch server issues	Official Google Play review reply
September 29, 2026	Date shown on the Google Play listing for its latest update	Google Play
September 30, 2026	v1.2.0 Smuggler Update posted	Official Steam patch notes

The developer reply on Google Play is a useful confirmation that the mobile launch landed within a day of the Steam launch, since it apologises for a server crash after yesterday launch caused by high player traffic.

Platforms It Shipped On

The platform story is short because the release is narrow.

• Windows on Steam is the main release, priced $14.99.
• Android on Google Play is a separate release at $5.99, with a current discounted price of $5.09.
• itch.io hosts a free browser demo rather than the full game.
• No console version is documented by any official source.

Worth noting for anyone searching for a console release: the itch.io comment section contains players asking about Mac, and a developer listing shows no Mac support, so macOS is also undocumented.

• No season pass, expansion or roadmap is documented by official sources.
• Console and full iOS releases remain unannounced.
• Patch history is the clearest signal that the game is actively supported.

After Launch

The post-launch pattern is regular balance patching rather than paid content. The v1.2.0 patch on September 30 rebalanced two creature regions, added the Smuggler trainer and shipped a large fix list, and a third-party tracker records the live build as version 1.2.0 at Balance 24.

Nothing in the official sources describes a season pass, expansion or roadmap. Whether a console version or a full iOS release will follow the coming soon label on the mobile page is not stated, so both should be treated as to confirm until an official announcement appears.