Batomon Showdown Steam — Store Page, Demo and Reviews

Batomon Showdown on Steam is the primary release: a $14.99 Windows game published by berrymint, tagged Casual, Indie and Strategy, and supported by an active patch-notes feed on the Steam Community hub. The Steam version is also the one with the most detailed metadata, which makes it the best place to check features.

The Steam Store Page

The store listing carries the four-pillar pitch: assemble the ultimate team, battle other players through asynchronous multiplayer, level up your Batomon, and choose your trainer. It describes a creature-collecting PvP asynchronous auto battler where you pick a trainer, select Batomon and assemble a team to take down other players.

Store field	Value
Price	$14.99 US
Developer and publisher	berrymint
Release date	September 15, 2026
Genre tags	Casual, Indie, Strategy
Platform	Windows
Screenshots	Seven
Trailers	One
Achievements	None listed
Review count at snapshot	1,291

The category list is unusually informative for a small release: multi-player, PvP, online PvP, full controller support, custom volume controls, playable at your own pace, playable without timed input, save anytime, and family sharing are all listed.

What the Steam Page Emphasises

The description text is written around pacing and theorycrafting rather than reflexes.

• Battle other players through asynchronous multiplayer against a near-infinite variety of player-made teams.
• Play at your own relaxed pace with no timers rushing your decisions.
• Level up any Batomon through unique abilities, trinkets and items, with the claim that any Batomon can become a powerhouse.
• Choose from a diverse trainer lineup, described as ranging from bug-catchers and dragon-whisperers to chefs who can cook new types onto your Batomon.

Steam also shows community activity: the Community hub displayed 3,041 in-game players and listed the most popular official content for the past week, which at the time was the v1.2.0 Smuggler Update.

The Separate Steam Demo

The demo is not a mode inside the paid game; it is its own Steam app with a separate listing, which is why it appears as a distinct store page. The paid listing itself is unchanged by the demo, so if you are deciding whether to buy, the demo app is the correct place to try the loop.

Two honest notes: whether demo progress transfers to the full game is not documented, and the demo listing does not state which balance patch it reflects, which matters given how many creatures v1.2.0 changed.

• Buy on Steam for the Windows release at $14.99.
• Try the Steam demo app or the itch.io browser build before buying.
• Use the Steam Community hub to follow official patch history.

Steam and itch.io Together

The official itch.io page is not a competitor listing. It is the developer own page, hosting the browser demo and development logs, and it points players to Steam for the full game.

Destination	Role	Cost
Steam full game	The paid release for Windows	$14.99
Steam demo app	A separate free demo listing	Free
itch.io page	Official browser demo and devlogs	Free
Google Play	The Android release of the full game	$5.99, discounted to $5.09

That combination is convenient for buyers: you can try the loop for free in a browser or through the Steam demo, check patch history on the Community hub, and then decide between the $14.99 Windows version and the cheaper Android release depending on where you want to play.