Battlemon is a fun little monster-tamer autobattler. I immediately got the loop: choose a starter, let fights auto-resolve, swap from the bench, buy potions/items, tame one defeated monster after each win, and keep pushing waves. The type matchups give you something to think about even when attacks are automatic, and the mobile portrait layout is clean and easy to read.

What worked well for me:

- Clear starter choice and elemental counterplay

- Taming after victories gives a satisfying collect-and-rebuild loop

- Sound effects are punchy and make battles feel better than a silent prototype

- UI is intuitive once you understand Items / bench swap / level-up purchases

Suggestions from my playthrough:

- Balance purchased level-ups. Buying levels became an exploit: my team outscaled wave enemies so hard that later fights stopped being interesting.

- Add meta-progression or a clearer run reward. As a roguelike-ish endless mode, finishing/restarting currently mostly gives amusement rather than lasting progress.

- Add an in-game audio mixer. The music/SFX were loud overlapping at times and the mute control wasn’t enough while recording commentary.

- A desktop/widescreen layout would help PC players a lot; the vertical frame is great for mobile screenshots but feels cramped on a monitor.

- Clarify whether bench monsters regenerating HP is intentional, and make item value scale better with later waves so potions stay relevant.

Overall, this is a charming Craftpix jam autobattler with a strong “level up” fantasy. Tighten the economy/scaling and it could become a really addictive short-run monster battler. Great work, remarkablegames!

great game! I think the level up purchase in the shop needs balancing though as my guy was lvl 123 fighting level 15s hah