Bloomies gets December 2026 release on Steam

German game developer Silvanuz has unveiled the release date for monster collecting game Bloomies.
It was revealed that the game will arrive on PC (via Steam) on December 3. A release date trailer can be seen below. Aside from playing it alone, the game will feature Twitch integration to allow your chat in the fun. Viewers can use text commands or channel rewards to play Bloomies with the streamer, help the streamer get better ranks or sparkle ones,and appear as a Shadow Bloomie to rename a streamer’s Bloomies with their nickname if they win the fight.
A synopsis for Bloomies reads:
Bloomies are cute little creatures born from seeds and eggs, growing while you go about your day on your PC. But peace doesn’t last forever because Shadow Bloomies are waiting for the right moment to invade and take over your taskbar world.
In Bloomies, you plant seeds, grow eggs, and hatch over 70 unique Bloomies, each with different ranks. Raise them, collect rare Sparkle Bloomies, and watch your tiny companions live their lives.
When Shadow Bloomies attack, your Bloomies automatically jump into battle. Defeat powerful bosses in order to unlock new seeds and items.
Prefer a calmer experience? Cozy Mode lets you disable combat entirely and simply enjoy collecting, decorating, and customizing your Bloomies at your own pace. You can even automate your experience through the skill system.
Bloomies is a cozy monster-collector with farming and incremental elements that runs directly on your taskbar . But it doesn’t have to stay there. Resize it, move it anywhere on your desktop, and create multiple profiles to match your mood. Decorate your world with tons of items, dress your Bloomies with adorable hats, or even turn Bloomies themselves into hats.
Bloomies can be wishlisted on Steam here. A demo for the game is also available. Bloomies will be part of Steam Next Fest, which starts on October 19.
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