Tasmon: Taskbar Monsters
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About Tasmon: Taskbar Monsters
Tasmon: Taskbar Monsters is an idle RPG that runs in your desktop taskbar. Your party of three auto-battles while you work, returning with eggs and loot. You can check in to adjust your team and hunt for better rolls.
Collect and awaken monsters
You can hatch, evolve and awaken more than 156 monsters across ten rarity tiers, from Common to Celestial. Higher tiers have fewer species, and new species arrive with updates. Awakening has six stages: using a monster of the same species guarantees a one-stage increase, while using one of a different species requires a shard-based roll. At Awakening VI, a monster ascends into a Soul-Sealed Weapon, a one-of-a-kind armament with its own serial number.
Gear and loot
Gear combines drops, option rows and unique effects. You can fuse duplicates with the Cube, reroll gear to fine-tune it and use etching to raise its numbers. The game discloses every drop rate in-game.
Elemental strategy
Combat uses a fire, water, wind and earth cycle, alongside light and dark. In the Gauntlet stages, incoming damage rises sharply, so you need elemental defense or a team built around resistance to survive. You can clear these stages either with the power of awakened monsters or by planning around elemental typing. Difficulty levels progress from Normal to Nightmare, Hell and Torment.
Player feedback
An in-game Suggestion Box lets you send feedback without leaving the game. Weekly updates prioritize player suggestions, which can shape new monsters, balance changes and UI work. Suggestions that are implemented receive in-game credit each week and are included in Steam announcements.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Tasmon: Taskbar Monsters is free to play on Steam, so there is nothing to buy to start playing.
The minimum requirements for Tasmon: Taskbar Monsters are: Windows 10, Intel HD Graphics 4000, Intel Core i3, 4 GB RAM, 2 GB storage. It runs on Windows only. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.
No. Tasmon: Taskbar Monsters is a single-player game.
Yes. Tasmon: Taskbar Monsters is the full base game. You need nothing else to play it.











