Kabuto Park Demo

Platforms Desktop

About Kabuto Park Demo

Kabuto Park is a cozy bug-collecting game about Hana’s summer vacation. The browser demo lets you catch insects, improve a small team, and challenge other kids in playful beetle-sumo matches.

The collection includes beetles, butterflies, bees, dragonflies, and other insects. Catching is an active timing challenge: watch the target and swing the net at the right moment instead of selecting a capture command from a menu.

Build a Better Bug Team

Captured bugs have different stats and abilities. Choosing a team also builds the deck used in battle, because every selected bug contributes cards. That makes collection and combat part of the same decision rather than separate systems.

If a favorite beetle is not strong enough, candies can level it up. Better boots and nets also open access to new areas, improve rare-bug appearances, or make a catch easier.

Beetle Sumo Battles

Battles take place in a small sumo ring. Cards create movement and tactical effects, and the goal is to push the opposing beetle out before your own bug leaves the ring. A good lineup balances useful cards with the stats and abilities of each bug.

How to Play

• Select Play from the main menu to enter the demo.
• Use the mouse to choose activities and navigate dialogue and menus.
• Time net swings carefully when a catch opportunity appears.
• Feed candies to level up bugs that need more power.
• Build a team whose cards work together in the sumo ring.
• Upgrade equipment to reach more insects and improve future catches.

How to Play Kabuto Park Demo

Mouse / Left Click Navigate menus, choose activities, time net swings, and play battle cards

Kabuto Park Demo vs. Similar Games

Game	Brief Description	Compared to Kabuto Park Demo
Cards & Creatures	A creature-collecting roguelike where cards found during a run determine the team's battle options.	Both connect creatures to card choices, but Kabuto Park focuses on relaxed catching and sumo matches while Cards & Creatures uses permadeath and repeatable runs.
Monsters of Windy Peak	A campaign-style monster-taming RPG with exploration, equipment, arena leaders, and a four-creature team.	Windy Peak is a longer regional RPG; Kabuto Park Demo is a smaller, cozier collection game built around bugs, upgrades, and compact battles.

FAQs

Is this the full version of Kabuto Park?

No. This browser build is the official demo and introduces the catching, team-building, leveling, and beetle-battle systems.

How many bugs are in Kabuto Park?

The official game page describes more than 40 species, including beetles, butterflies, bees, and dragonflies.

How do beetle battles work?

Each bug on the team contributes cards to your deck. Use those cards to push the opposing beetle out of the sumo ring.