Battlemon
Release date: Dec 18, 2023
Developers: Dreemore
Publishers: Dreemore
Genres: Action, Indie, Free To Play
Categories: Single-player, Multi-player, PvP, Shared/Split Screen PvP, Shared/Split Screen, Steam Achievements, Partial Controller Support, Stats, Steam Leaderboards, Remote Play Together
Supported languages: English

Cute, chaotic, and competitive — Battlemon lets you and your friends face off with quirky creatures in dynamic arena battles. Step into the world of Battlemon , a fast-paced local multiplayer fighting game where quirky creatures clash in vibrant arenas. Whether you’re going head-to-head with a friend or testing your skills in challenging events, every fight is a chance to discover new strategies and unleash the true power of your favorite Battlemon. Battlemon blends party-game fun with competitive fighting depth , making it perfect for both casual players and those who love finding clever combos. With its charming art style, evolving roster, and easy pick-up-and-play design, it’s a game that keeps surprising you every match. Key Features  Real-Time Arena Battles Engage in vibrant, head-to-head brawls. Battles are handled in real time, so stay sharp and react quickly! Huge and Growing Cast of Characters Choose from a quirky line-up: Dunse, Abble, Blink, Pelage —and more are frequently added via updates. Varied Modes & Events Dive into more than just versus battles—test your skills in raids, boss fights, and other engaging event formats. Free to Play Jump in without paying a penny. Extras like early access characters can be accessed via optional DLCs. Couch-PvP Fun Perfect for casual local multiplayer sessions—just grab a controller, sit side by side, and duke it out. Why It Stands Out Charming Visuals Meet Competitive Depth Cute creature fighters bring a whimsical aesthetic, while unique movesets ensure strategic battles. Inclusive, Local Party Play No online connection needed—perfect for living room fun with friends or siblings. Constant Evolution A continuously expanding roster and event systems mean there's always something new to discover.