While many of you know us from Coromon, we’ve been hard at work on something new behind the scenes, our next adventure, Coromon: Rogue Planet!

Gym Leader Ed’s Monster Tamer Direct recently gave an early preview of exciting new details! Watch the trailer below to catch all the news and mechanics we reveal inside.

It’s going great! We’ve been adding a ton of new mechanics and overhauling a lot of our systems, which has drastically elevated Coromon: Rogue Planet far beyond our initial expectations. The game has expanded way, way beyond what we had initially envisioned, and we’re so excited about the direction it’s growing in. We’re extremely proud of what we’re making, and we can’t wait to show you more!

Be sure to wishlist the game to stay tuned and see more updates:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3195360/Coromon_Rogue_Planet/

And, if you want to know more about the journey we’ve been on and how we got here, we’ve got you covered—read on!

When we originally began work on Rogue Planet in early 2024, we had envisioned it as a roguelite DLC to the first Coromon game. We figured, “Hey, let’s keep it simple—we’ll use the same exact engine, re-utilise a lot of assets from Coromon 1, and we can easily have a fun game in players’ hands within a year!”

That was right about the time Jaron joined us as lead narrative designer, and we started to really explore the ideas of what Rogue Planet could become. We began building the cast of characters—Buck, Juniper, Merrin, Saige, Dot, and Gunnar—and also started evolving the role of Crimsonite in both the narrative and the gameplay. With the addition of hundreds of random events, the Coromon universe grows larger and more engaging than ever before.

Not long after, we started getting REALLY excited about what we were seeing in the gameplay possibilities. As the game grew, our team kept growing with it, and we brought on a new Systems Designer, Marcin, who started to evolve the way we thought about the core mechanics. This is what led us to focus on things like double battles, as well as new twists such as the Crimsonite Shield and character-specific battle actions—exponentially increasing the amount of tactical decisions you have to influence the result of a battle!

We brought on several new concept artists to help us build the new starters and help us design some of the exciting new environments that will be featured in the game. This meant exploring a LOT of different designs, and both Thibaud and Kian really rose to the occasion to help bring everything to life! 

We’ve also been handcrafting the Outpost with the team—the hub area where you’ll start and end each expedition into Velua’s Farlands. This is the place each character in the game will call home, and you’ll be able to upgrade and grow it over time, so we knew it needed to be beautiful no matter where you look, and we’re so stoked about how it’s turned out.

After working and building for over a year, we’ve seen how much potential the game has, and we pretty quickly realized along the way that it was big enough that, if we wanted to really achieve our vision of the gameplay and all its content, it would need to be its own game. And we’re so glad that we’ve made that decision, because it’s opened up so many design doors for us, and allowed us the creative freedom we needed to deliver something extraordinary.

Everything about the game—the battle system, the story, the characters, the locations, the animations—it all feels so fresh and new, and it’s so exciting to watch as it all comes together. We’re getting closer and closer to finishing it every day, and we can’t wait for you to get your hands on it and see all the new features!

That isn’t all we’ve built for Rogue Planet; we’ve got a lot more to share in the coming months! But, as we’re nearing the end of 2025, we realize that, in order to bring this game to life the way we want to, we’re going to need a little bit more time to polish it. Our new release date is planned for 2026.

BUT! HOLD ON! You’ll be able to play the game much sooner than that. We’re currently working on some playtest builds of the game, and we’ll be running playtests through Steam. So be sure to wishlist Rogue Planet if you haven’t already, so you can stay in the loop for when those go live!

Stay tuned for more—We’ll see you in the Farlands!

- The TRAGSoft Team

Since the release of Update 1.4.0, we’ve received great feedback on the new skin and cosmetic systems. We’ve also taken note of the most common issues and suggestions. Update 1.4.1 focuses on quality-of-life improvements and resolves several of the most reported problems.

All unlocked Coromon skins and trainer cosmetics are now available across all save slots. Whether you’re starting fresh or continuing an old adventure, your unlocked content travels with you.

Trainer cosmetics no longer clutter your inventory. Two new tools streamline the process:

• Lux Wardrobe: Organizes all your wearable cosmetics in categorized tabs for easy browsing.

• Lux Appearance Kit: Lets you change your character’s base appearance (hair, skin tone, etc.) at any time.

This system makes it quicker and more intuitive to update your look mid-adventure or whenever inspiration strikes.

You can now skip Coromon Skin challenges if you prefer, using Style Crystals earned before the 1.4.0 update to directly unlock skins:

• Tier 1 skins: 100 Style Crystals

• Tier 2 skins: 200 Style Crystals

• Tier 3 skins: 300 Style Crystals

Style Crystals can other still be earned in PVP battles, and used to unlock CoroNet avatars, including new options like the Titan and Fusebox avatars, so you can continue to express your style online.

We’ve corrected and added several items that were missing or misassigned:

• Illuginn's area is now accessible after defeating Illuginn, allowing you to access items located there.

• The Ghost and Normal cosmetic sets can now be found as intended.

• Plasma Lumon is now unlockable.

• Several sweaters and bandanas have been added to the character creation screen and are available from the start.

• Fixed a crash when feeding treats to a skinned Purrgy.

• Fixed some Coromon Skins not unlocking retroactively

• Adjusted reward distribution in the Battle Dome.

• Fixed animation alignment for:

  • Skeleton outfit

  • Crimsonite Cloak

  • Crimsonite Chalchiu’s run animation

We’ve rolled out a major update that redefines how you unlock Skins and cosmetics in Coromon, bringing the experience closer to what PC players expect.

The Style Crystal shop is no more and replaced with systems designed to feel more rewarding and integrated into the core gameplay.

From now on, each Skin is tied to its own gameplay challenge. Complete the challenge, unlock the Skin. No additional currency needed anymore, just play and progress.

(Note: In a future update, unlocked skins and cosmetics will be shared across all save slots.)

You can now find and unlock character cosmetics through several different methods:

1. Adventure Exploration: Discover cosmetics hidden in chests or secret locations.

2. Catching Coromon: Unlock Coromon-related cosmetics in the shop by catching those specific Coromon.

3. Special Events: Some cosmetics will appear in the shop only during limited-time events.

4. Character Creation: All skin tone and glasses options are now available when starting a new game.

Coronet Avatars are still obtained with Style Crystals as those are still earned by playing PvP.

Complete the new challenges to unlock these themed Skins:

8-bit and 16-bit Toruga, Cubzero & Nibblegar

Dino Toruga

Solar Lunarpup

Blue Moon Lunarpup

Cursed Octotle

Glutton Purrgy

Fusebox Swurmy

Sand Devil Sanscale

Emerald Slitherpin

Emerald Arcta

Spectre Acie

Spectre Sanscale

Gold Skuldra

Permafrost Arctiram

Magician Glamoth

Plague Lampyre

Nurse Orotchy

Wizard Purrgy

Supercharged Hountrion

Mecha Kyraptor

Knight Millidont

Galactic Lemobi

Get out there, complete those challenges, and show off your earned skins! Thank you for playing and supporting Coromon! 💛 — The Coromon Team

Summer has officially begun, and there's no better time to grab a friend, a copy of Coromon, and battle it out by the pool! (Or inside with the AC) Coromon is 75% off now through July 10th. Plus, Update 1.3.8 just dropped with fresh tweaks and new skins to really get the party going! Grab it for yourself or gift it to a friend.

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https://store.steampowered.com/app/1218210/Coromon/

We’re excited to roll out update 1.3.8 for Coromon on Steam, featuring several quality-of-life improvements, balance changes, and stylish new skins for both your Coromon and character.

• Scorching Sands now always triggers a heatwave during battle

• Escape Flashes are available in shops after reaching Donar Island

• XP Chips become available in shops upon arriving at Ixqun

• The Rebirth Trait will now be activated on higher difficulty modes (limited to one time)

• Fixed an issue with a spawn point in the Mescher Realm

• Skill Flashes can no longer be sold

• Using the LuxBoard now contributes to your step count

• Various minor bug fixes and general improvements

For your Coromon

• Plasma Lumon: crackling with high-voltage flair

• Koi Flowish: elegant, aquatic, and serene

• Swamp Ruptius & Swamp Mooby: mud-soaked and menacing

For your character

• Spinner-inspired outfits to match your Coromon-catching passion

• The Chalchiu outfit adds a splash of elemental finesse

• New Visor and Fancy Glasses styles

• Tinshel, Sanscale, and Seraphace lines: base stats improved

• Moffel line can now get Motivated instead of Escapist

• Kyreptil line: now eligible for Good Aim

• Swurmy line: no longer compatible with Inner Fire

• Seraphace line: now eligible for Creeping Stare

• Ruptius line: can now get Fully Rested

• Houndos line: can now gain Sharp Claws

• Shimshell line: can now gain Fast Metabolism

• Sanscale line: can now gain Escapist

• Armado line: can now gain Caffeinated instead of Thick Skin

• Taddle line: can now gain Gourmand

• Droople line: can now gain Water Cooled instead of Gourmand

• Taddle line: now learns Empowering Grounds and Splatter, but doesn’t learn Splash anymore

• Purrgy line: now learns Bewitch

• Ruptius line: now learns Side Swap and Inversal

• Sanscale line: now learns Illusion Burst

• Tinshel line: now learns Ignore Pain and Backstab

• Lumon line: now learns Spark Disc

• Droople line: now learns Upshift

• Moffel line: now learns Mud Ball

• Seraphace line: now learns Horror Mask

• Lunarwulf line: now learns Frantic Mask

• Frantic Mask: now available to Lumon, Lemobi, Moffel, Pyrochick, Buzzlet, and Silquill lines

• Horror Mask: now available to Purrgy and Droople lines

• Power Nap: now available to Decibite and Cubzero lines

• Zen Cure: now exclusive to Slitherpin, Lumon, Buzzlet, and Nibblegar lines, still naturally learned by Flowish line

• Rubber Web: now exclusive to Fiddly, Mino, Lunarpup, Silquill, and Arcta lines

• Spectral Lattice: now exclusive to Houndos, Lunarpup, Silquill, and Arcta lines

• Splash: now exclusive to the Swampa and Fiddly line, still naturally learned by the Cubzero line

• Ninja Stance: nog longer learned by Decibite line

• Moffel and Decibite lines: no longer learn Reconstruct

• Toxic Cloud: now available to Kyreptil line, but no longer to Droople line

• Motivated: updated stat decreases when enhanced

• Fast Metabolism / Fast Metabolism+: now increase Sp. Atk by 1 stage (was 2)

• Soul Eater: now boosts based on the user’s highest stat instead of opponent’s

• Glacial Affinity / +: damage boost capped at 20% / 30%

• Conductor, Flare Intake, and Inner Fire: now apply 25% damage reduction in their base Trait

• Tough Feet: now blocks all entry hazard effects (not just damaging ones)

• Tough Feet + / ++: now recover 10% / 20% SP, but no longer remove hazards

• Brave Trait: no longer affected by Menacing Trait or Scary Vision Skill

• Escapist++: now boosts Speed and Accuracy by 1 stage (was Speed +2)

• Disrupting Aura / + /++: now depletes 5 / 7 / 7 SP instead of 2 / 5 / 5

• Fully Rested + /++: now reduces 50 / 60% instead of 60 / 75% damage

• Thick Skin++: now blocks Cut damage instead of Poison

• Detonate: power increased from 130 to 135 and accuracy from 85 to 90

• Frantic Mask: no longer always goes last

• Mud Ball: power increased from 50 to 75, SP cost increased from 4 to 6

• Ghastly Nap: now lowers Evasion instead of Accuracy

• Horror Mask: health cost decreased from 25% to 15%

• Frigid Barrier: now always goes first

• Cloud Burst: now lowers Evasion instead of Accuracy

• Cloud Burst: power increased to 55, accuracy increased to 100

• Power Nap: now applies Curse instead of Drowsy

• Frost Feathers: now does physical damage and makes contact

• Shared Fate and Final Gift now fail when used consecutively

• Iceberg Sweep now always goes last

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