A pocket-sized monster collector that runs passively in your Windows taskbar, letting you build and upgrade creatures between actual work. Combat and exploration progress automatically while you're away, and combining different monsters unlocks synergies that reward long-term party composition. Best for players who want idle progression without the screen real estate of traditional incremental games.
About this game
The smallest monster idle RPG, right on your taskbar. Collect and manage monsters, each with unique skills and personality. Exploration runs on its own, so don't stop until you've assembled the ultimate party!
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Hello Tamers, this is Kniv Studio.Traymon World is taking part in this Steam Next Fest! You can play the demo freely throughout the festival.About Traymon WorldTraymon World is an idle RPG where tiny monsters explore and battle on their own, right on your taskbar in the corner of your screen. While you work or study, your Traymon keep the adventure going — just drop by now and then to look after their growth.What's in the DemoHatch and collect: Hatch the eggs you find on your adventures and meet new Traymon. Even monsters of the same species differ slightly in their stats — and with a very small chance, you may find a special one with a different color and an especially strong stat.Build your own party: Put together a party of three, weighing synergies across Element, Family, and Role.Charm equipment: Collect, craft, and dismantle Charms to power up your party.Stages that keep getting tougher: The higher the difficulty, the better the rewards.Recent ImprovementsBased on your feedback since the demo launch, we've shortened hatch times, reworked monster skills, added display scale settings, and made it possible to name your Traymon, among other things. You can find the details in our previous update announcement.Coming in the Full ReleaseThe full release will add a Market for trading monsters and items, stages and monsters across a variety of themes, and Tamer Mastery — account-wide progression. If it caught your interest, add us to your Wishlist to stay updated!High Roller Penny Is Joining TooHigh Roller Penny, another new title from Kniv Studio, is also part of this Next Fest. It's a pachinko-inspired roguelike where you build your own pegboard with special pegs and balls — alongside bunny girls — to chase legendary scores. The demo is playable right now! 👉 High Roller Penny on SteamTell Us What You ThinkPlease share your thoughts on the demo on the Kniv Studio Discord. Every piece of feedback helps us shape the full release.Have a great adventure during Next Fest!—...
Hello Tamers, this is Kniv Studio.Here's a roundup of what we've been improving since launch, based on the feedback you've sent us.Much faster hatching: Egg hatch times have been greatly reduced to suit the demo.Skill rework: Monster skills — previously implemented in a fairly uniform way — have been reworked for more variety, and their descriptions have been improved.Display scale: You can now set the display scale at startup and in the settings menu.Naming: You can now give each of your Traymon its own name.Small fixesCharm icons now show their ★ count, so they're easier to tell apart.Added sorting to the Storage.Adjusted the default volume on first launch.Plus a number of other UX and stability improvements.Thank you to every Tamer who has played and shared their thoughts. The full release will bring a Market for trading monsters and items, stages and monsters across a variety of themes, and Tamer Mastery — account-wide progression. Stay tuned!— Kniv Studio
Hello, Tamers!The Traymon World demo is now live.✨ What's in the demo12 small, adorable monsters you can raise in the corner of your desktopCharms with a variety of options to power up your monstersChapter 1 fields, accompanied by relaxing BGMWe'll keep adding new features and monsters to the demo.Follow our official Discord Server for update news and future demo announcements.— KNIV Studio
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