Embark on a complete 30+ hour monster-taming RPG adventure, now remastered for PC! Catch and train more than 100 Coromon, explore six diverse regions, and master strategic turn-based battles as you unravel a mystery that could change Velua forever.
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 1.71/day in the week to Aug 22 → 2.57/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About
The sun begins to dawn on Velua, a new day for the world and a new day for you, a freshly minted Battle Researcher of the global research society known as Lux Solis. It’s your first day and everything goes smoothly until a mysterious force attacks your latest workplace. Build up a squad of Coromon, track down the invaders, and grapple with a rising threat that endangers everyone on Velua!
True to our commitment to let you play how you want, the latest update brings color customization for Coromon, fruit-to-cake conversion using the brand new Lux Kitchen, and new Cake recipes to make!
Coromon is all about taming the eponymous wildlife and challenging the rest of the world: other wildlife, trainers, or titanic bosses!
Build a team from more than 100 charming creatures, defined by their elements, traits, and skills. Catch, train then set them loose on your rivals!
Master a stamina-based battle system where every action costs energy, so choose skills and attacks carefully. Deal damage, sap enemy stamina with status effects, or nullify them through dozens of conditions to emerge victorious.
Challenge friends online and see whose Coromon squads are the best of the best.
The first day at Lux Solis is just the first step in a much greater adventure. Soon you’ll be thrust into a story grand in scope and great of importance, as a mysterious, alien threat emerges. It’s up to you to help Lux Solis put a stop to their dastardly designs.
Pursue the antagonists’ trail across six major zones and cities, with dozens of interconnecting routes to explore. Each one brimming with quests, secrets, and items to find.
Explore the furthest reaches of Velua, from frozen glacial caverns to the depths of blistering deserts.
Play a key role throughout a fully-fledged classic JRPG narrative, complete with plot twists, turns, and revelations that not all is as it seems...
Coromon empowers you to create an experience just the way you want.
Difficulty is more than just stat changes. Each option changes the fundamental mechanics, making the game as challenging as you want.
Want a stress-free, chill playthrough? Immerse yourself in the story on the easiest setting without hassle, or focus on tactics, number-crunching, and resource management.
Want a more high-stakes challenge? Use the built-in Randomizer and Nuzlocke modes to put fan favorite twists on the creature catching experience.
Create the trainer you want, using hundreds of customizable elements like hair, fashion, and more.
Customize the look of your Coromon! Prefer a Potent’s color to a Perfect’s? Just set the right element.
We're honored to be able to provide Coromon to you, a game we've poured our heart into. Coromon is our tribute to the classics of this RPG sub-genre. While staying loyal to the core gameplay, we wanted to add new features but also keep the iconic retro look, with a modernized pixel art style.
Thank you for checking out Coromon. We hope you will enjoy the game as much as we enjoyed creating it!
Add-ons
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Sums Steam only; GOG, Epic, Nintendo publish no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
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SteamYou are here | $19.99 | 8.1Kreviews | 84% | — | $3.4M |
| $4.99−75% | 430ratings | 88% | — | not modelled | |
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Reviews
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Reviews
Ein Oldschool-Monstersammler Abenteuer, welches an den früheren Pokemon-Games erinnert. Coromon orientiert sich zwar danach, ist aber zu keinem Zeitpunkt nur eine billige 1zu1-Kopie, denn die Unterschiede sind weitaus größer als es zu Beginn wahrgenommen wird. Das zeigt sich sowohl am Design, als auch in der Story oder der Mechanik (z.B wird kein Ball geworfen, sondern ein Spinner sozusagen zentrifugiert). Trotzdem spiegelt sich der Vibe und die Nostalgie der besagten großen Marke in diesem kleinem Indie wieder. Für mich ist es ein Spiel, das nicht von Patent-Sympathisanten eingestampft wurde und außerhalb von Nintendo's Konsolen funktioniert.
更新後的繁體中文亂七八糟的 官方能早點改過來嗎?
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Languages: English, French, German, Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Spain, Italian, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Arabic, Indonesian +6 more
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I want to give this game a recommend because out of all of the pokémon-likes that I've played, this one does seem to try its best to make it a game that has the same kind of appeal that pokémon has. I want to go on a silly adventure with my silly little team of silly little guys and Coromon does actually do that, with a a bit of a villainous team and a bit of a journey. Its framework is absolutely correct. It also is aware of the appeal its little critters can have and likes to play around with it in the same way I appreciate with pokémon. (Looking at you, Swurmy, I love you and you are perfect in every single way.) Basically the coromon appeal to me and endear me much like pokémon. I do not enjoy the puzzles, which many other reviewers have already pointed out heavily overstay their welcomes. Coromon feels sometimes as though it is designed for players who think the Ice Caves and Dark Caves are somehow the most breathstoppingly fun parts of pokémon. Personally, I can look past the navigational puzzles. They don't break me in any way. I just think it's tedious and really could have been shortened by like a third. I prefer a cohesive set dressing over receiving even more and more of the same puzzle to the point where it stops being fun. However, there's parts of the game that do break me to the point of wishing there just was a pity mechanic. God, the stealth sections are one of them. It's not that I can't do them, I can, eventually, but going through it is about as mind-numbing and fun as a tooth extraction. The needle you have to thread in some sections is so unbearably thin that I eventually just would rather quit the game, which is a shame, because I LIKE the rest of the gameplay a ton. Also, there was the mastermind puzzle. It...was bad. Look, I don't mind playing mastermind, whatever, but I am not GOOD at it, and haven't played or actively thought about it in years. And now I am thrown into a situation where every other round, my opponent decides to -cheat- at the game. I had no idea what to expect, thinking he could cheat at ANY moment and give me only 5 seconds to make my move, or scramble all my results, or any number of random things. It was dreadful. Never should a game's puzzle be so bad that you close the game, look up how to optimally solve a puzzle, and just follow that so you don't have to deal with it. I get that it's meant for funny purposes to make you hate the guy or think he's annoying but this was not the way to do that. I just completely disengaged and felt annoyed at the GAME instead. Why do I still recommend it? Because over the past few months I have seen the devs listen to some of the gripes players have. They removed the flappy bird puzzle which I thankfully NEVER had to experience because I started playing this game late. They've made the game less reliant on its initial mobile-first design of having daily logins and missions to unlock cosmetics which is...VERY weird for a primarily single player game. I think the devs will make more changes that address this issue as time goes on because the framework is there, and they really seem to get the vibe of going on a silly little adventure with your silly little creatures. So yeah, game's good, it's silly, it's just held back by some stuff that I hope gets addressed.
Now this is a how you make a creature-collecting, Pokémon-inspired game without completely ripping off the base material! My first impression of this game was that it was 'just another' Pokémon clone, but I was so wrong. It goes far beyond it and, while clearly inspired, it does so many things in it's own unique way that after only a couple hours of playing, comparing it to Pokémon (especially more modern Pokémon games) felt so wrong. A bit offensive, actually. Not to mention this game plays BEAUTIFULLY on the Steam deck. It was my favourite game to play during the UK heatwave, as I could get away from my toasty hot PC room and sit downstairs on the couch with my trusty Steam deck. It eats next to none of the battery - I was so impressed. My only issue is that the game did seem to randomly crash on a small handful of occasions, losing me a little bit of progress which was luckily more-or-less saved by the autosave feature. I lost one rare potent mon to this, sadly, but did manage to find it again some time later. It was never at all obvious why the game would crash - it seemed so random, that I found myself saving fairly frequently, just in case. I write this after finishing the main story but I will no doubt be back soon for some achievement hunting and potent/perfect mon grinding. Speaking of the potent/perfect system, I LOVE IT. Love love love it. 10/10 no notes. If you love Pokémon, especially the more classic titles, please give Coromon a shot! It will impress you without a doubt :)
首先，如果你是类宝可梦爱好者可以直接入 其次： 1，解密复杂，游戏的重心放错了地方，每个泰坦前都是复杂的解密流程 2，剧情戛然而止，明明打赢最后一个泰坦，可以继续和深红几人决战的高燃结局，像是一根屎被突然夹断一样完结，反派像条狗一样自己被踹死了，不知道存在意义是什么。
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They locked 2 achievements behind poorly optimized mini games that have nothing to do with the storyline. I have given up on completing this game because of how awful Flappy Swurmy is.
- character creation - cool Coromon, and you finally dont feel forced to evolve cause they get better perks if they stay the same - also recolors for Coromon to unlock - sidequests and story - great areas - beautiful (especially if you like pixel art) - nuzlocke mode - humor - like old Pokemon games with simple puzzles (red, silver) I dont get the people who are complaining about the puzzles , cause i personally think they were just right and i just hate new pokemon games cause they are so simple in every way. Great game!
the light sensei jump test is genuinely ridiculous. i don't know if the speed of the bar is based on refresh rate or what but it's near impossible to get 22 jumps without literally pixel perfect timing. either the cooldown for the jump button is too long or i land on the bar at 7 or 15 jumps exactly this thing needs fixing, i saw footage from before the remaster and it was perfectly fine! easy even! why is it moving 2x faster in my game with no change to the character's movement?? the only way i could beat this was by going into my graphics drivers and limiting the fps to 30, why should i have to do this to continue the main story??? how did this escape testing???? please fix thank you (it's possible that changing the refresh rate had no change and i only won because i timed my jumps through sheer luck by mashing, but that's more of a monkeys on typewriters situation than what was actually being asked of the player so either way something's gone wrong)
Great quality creature collector. However, there are simply not enough diverse Coromon. Every biom feels like your facing the same Coromon just their evolved forms the entire game. Not enough variety. Very boring after a while knowing you don’t really have new Coromon to get excited about capturing.
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