Batomon Showdown Price, Supporter Pack and Bundles
Steam lists Batomon Showdown at $14.99, discounted 35% to $9.74 until 29 September 2026. Here is what the Supporter Pack and the two cross-game bundles cost.
Batomon Showdown is $14.99 on Steam, discounted 35% to $9.74 until 29 September 2026. If you also want the Supporter Pack, the $4.99 pack bundled with the game as the Supporter’s Edition comes to $13.26.
If you just want to play the game, the base purchase is enough. Everything 1.0.0 added, including the Jinto region, six new trainers and ranked seasons, is in the base game rather than the Supporter Pack.
Prices
These are the Steam store figures as of 16 September 2026, in US dollars.
| Item | List price | Discounted | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Batomon Showdown (base game) | $14.99 | $9.74 | 35% off, listed as ending 29 September |
| Batomon Showdown - Supporter Pack | $4.99 | — | Standalone pack |
| Supporter’s Edition (game + Supporter Pack) | $17.98 | $13.26 | Bundle discount 10%, page shows 26% off |
| Batomon Showdown + Grail | $22.48 | $17.76 | Bundle with Grail, page shows 21% off |
| Batomon Showdown + Backpack Battles | $26.98 | $19.56 | Bundle with Backpack Battles, page shows 28% off |
Why the discount and bundle numbers disagree
The 35% on the base game is the publisher’s launch offer. The percentage shown on a bundle is Steam’s “buy both, save 10%” stacking on top of it, which is why the same page shows 26%, 21% and 28% side by side.
The decision rule is simple: do you want the second game? If you already planned to play Backpack Battles or Grail, the bundle is good value. If you only want Batomon Showdown, the two cross-game bundles save you nothing.
What is in the Supporter Pack
The store page gives a name and a price, $4.99, and bundles it with the game as the Supporter’s Edition. The developer has not published an itemised list of its contents, so this page will not guess at them. Check the DLC page itself before buying.
The content boundary is clear, though: the Jinto region, six new trainers, 30+ new trinkets, two new events, ranked seasons and the Android version all belong to the base game, not to the Supporter Pack.
Buy now or wait
The discount has a deadline. The store page says “Offer ends September 29”, after which the base game returns to $14.99.
There is no early-access split here, where buying now gets you half the content and the rest arrives later. 1.0.0 already includes the full new region and the season system.
How future content will be priced has not been announced. A community rumour about paid regions at roughly $3 to $5 traces back to players relaying a Discord discussion, with no official statement behind it. So there is no firm answer to “buy now or wait for more”.
Do you have to buy it twice on mobile
What the developer committed to is one account and one save working in both directions between desktop and phone. Whether the purchase licence carries across platforms was never stated.
In the community, one player who tested the mobile build said they had to buy it on both platforms. That is a player report, not an official statement. Check the licence scope on the Google Play listing before you buy.
Reading the right price for your region
- Open the Steam store page.
- Switch the language and region selector at the top of the page; the price and discount follow it.
- For bundles, open each bundle page separately. The total and the discount only appear there.
- Android goes through Google Play at whatever Play charges in your region.
Prices and discounts move, so treat the numbers here as a snapshot and check your own store page before paying.
Related pages
- Release and 1.0.0 contents: what actually shipped.
- Download and install: legitimate routes now that the demo is gone.
- Platform status: mobile, console and saves: how the shared save and cross-platform buying work.