Batomon Showdown on Android: Price, Requirements and How It Plays

Batomon Showdown is a creature-collecting auto battler from the solo developer berrymint, in which you draft Batomon and trainers into a team and send it to fight other players' teams. It reached Android and Windows PC with its 1.0 release on September 15, 2026, and it appears to be a paid game rather than a free one. The Android package ID is com.batomon.showdown.

This guide covers how the game works, what it costs, what the phone needs, how saves and offline play behave, and how to install the right app. Details were checked on October 15, 2026.

Batomon Showdown at a glance

Detail	Information
Developer	berrymint (also the publisher on Steam)
Android package ID	com.batomon.showdown
Genre	Creature-collecting strategy auto battler with asynchronous multiplayer
Full release	September 15, 2026 (version 1.0) on PC and Android; iOS "coming soon" with no date
Latest version seen	1.3.0, reported by two app trackers
File size	About 250 MB, per app trackers (not confirmed on Google Play)
Minimum Android	Android 7.0, per an app tracker and a fan wiki (not confirmed on Google Play)
Price	Steam: $14.99. Android: one tracker lists $5.09; check your Play Store, since prices vary by region
Installs	10K+ shown on your page; one tracker reports about 30 thousand
Rating	About 4.6 stars from roughly 420 ratings, per a tracker

I could not read the Google Play listing directly, so the Android figures above come from trackers and should be checked on the listing before you buy.

What is Batomon Showdown?

You build a team from Batomon, trainers, encounters, trinkets and items, then battle teams that other players built. Fights are asynchronous, so you face their saved teams rather than waiting for a live opponent. The store description says there are no timers, so you can take your time with decisions.

The listed features are these.

• 100+ Batomon. The description promises combinations and synergies between them.
• Trainers. Each one changes how a team plays. The description names bug-catchers, dragon-whisperers and chefs who can add new types to your Batomon.
• Abilities, trinkets and items. These are the tools for levelling up creatures and pushing builds past their normal limits.
• Player-built opponents. You fight a large variety of teams made by other players, and others fight yours.

Rogueliker describes it as a Pokemon-inspired PvP autobattler that puts trainers on nearly the same footing as the creatures. These are descriptions of the game, not my own testing. I have not played it.

How much does it cost?

This is not a free game on Steam, where the base game is $14.99. For Android, I did not find the price on Google Play itself. A tracker lists $5.09, and a fan wiki describes a paid store purchase that varies by region. Treat the tracker figure as a guide only.

An older browser version on itch.io is listed under free games, but that is a different version from the Android release. I found no confirmation of in-app purchases on Android. The Steam page lists a $4.99 Supporter Pack, and I did not confirm whether Android has anything similar.

Will it run on my phone?

Trackers list Android 7.0 as the minimum and show a file of about 250 MB with an arm64-v8a build. I could not confirm those numbers on Google Play and found no memory or processor requirements. Google Play shows whether your own device is supported.

Plan for the download size, plus extra storage for updates, since the game was already at version 1.3.0 about three weeks after launch.

Cross-save, offline play and internet

A community wiki says you can link one account across PC and Android to sync rank, Batopedia unlocks and active runs. It also says purchases do not carry over, so you buy the game separately on each store. That site is not run by the developer, so check the in-game settings before relying on it.

The same wiki says runs can be played offline, with shop states and combat calculated locally, and rankings updating once you reconnect. It also relays community reports that closing the app or toggling airplane mode can send a run back to the start of a daily shop phase. I have not tested this, so connect to the internet after a run, and do not treat offline play as confirmed.

How to install Batomon Showdown from Google Play

1. Open the Batomon Showdown listing on Google Play on your Android device, or search the Play Store for the exact name.
2. Confirm the developer is berrymint and the web address contains id=com.batomon.showdown.
3. Check the price in your region, the Data safety section and recent reviews.
4. Tap the price button to buy, then open the game.

The listing link comes from a site that presents itself as the developer's. I could not open the Play page itself, so verify that the developer name matches.

Be careful with sites offering a free or "MOD" version of a paid game. Such files are not the developer's release, and I did not verify any of them. Do not turn off Google Play Protect to install one.

Privacy

I could not read the Data safety section for this game, so I cannot say what data it collects. Read it on the Play listing before buying, and check the permission prompts on your device.

Who will enjoy it?

It may suit you if you like theorycrafting team builds, enjoy creature-collector themes, and want a game without turn timers or live opponents.

You may want to wait if you prefer free games, or if you want confirmed Android requirements and offline behavior first. More titles are listed in the Games section of this site.

Frequently asked questions

Who makes Batomon Showdown?

berrymint, which is listed as both developer and publisher on Steam. The Android listing is attributed to the same name by trackers.

Is Batomon Showdown free?

Not on Steam, where it costs $14.99. On Android a tracker lists $5.09, but I could not confirm the Google Play price.

Is Batomon Showdown on iOS?

Not yet. Sources describe an iOS version as coming soon, with no release date.

Is it available on PC?

Yes. It launched on Steam for Windows on September 15, 2026.

What Android version does it need?

Trackers and a fan wiki say Android 7.0 or later. Check the Play listing for your device.

Can I play with friends?

The multiplayer is asynchronous: you fight other players' saved teams. I found no confirmed friend-versus-friend mode.

Does progress sync between phone and PC?

A community wiki says yes, for rank, unlocks and active runs, but purchases are separate. It is not an official source.

Is it safe to download an APK instead?

This guide does not recommend it. Use the Google Play listing.

Bottom line

Batomon Showdown is a paid, asynchronous creature auto battler that is now on Android, and its main appeal is team building without timers. Check the Play price, requirements and Data safety yourself before buying.

Disclaimer: AppGameGuide is an independent app-information website. Batomon Showdown is a game by berrymint. This article does not imply any affiliation with the developer. All trademarks belong to their respective owners. Details were checked on October 15, 2026 and may change.