Montabi Wiki Resources
Official pages, developer sites, and every major hub on this fan wiki.
This Wiki Resources page is the bookmark sheet for Montabi—the August 6, 2026 single-player creature-collector roguelike deckbuilder from Mankibo, published by Akupara Games on Steam/PC, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch. Whether you are buying today or returning after a patch, start here for official links and a map of everything this fan wiki publishes.
Official and developer links
- Montabi on Steam —store page, system requirements, and purchase
- Akupara Games —Montabi —publisher hub and announcements
- Mankibo studio site —developer home and portfolio
Always confirm sale dates, patch notes, and platform availability on those official channels. This wiki is unofficial and updated by fans who love the 3×3 grid, Trainer death stakes, biscuit taming, and Cafe deck thinning—but we are not affiliated with Mankibo or Akupara.
Wiki hubs (English)
Use these internal pages for gameplay depth:
- Guides hub —walkthroughs and onboarding index
- Getting Started —first-run checklist and combat basics
- Injuries & Revives —KO timers and Injury card rules
- Ascension —post-clear difficulty and Ascension 10 goals
- Controls & Input —keyboard, mouse-only, controller, and grid targeting
- Platforms —Steam, Epic, GOG, Xbox, Switch, demo, and price
- Steam Demo —free slice app 3750130, Next Fest history, and practice checklist
- System Requirements —Windows and macOS specs from Steam
- Achievements —22 Steam trophies and Xbox parity
- Trainers hub —Student, Fighter, and Chef leaders
- Tier list hub —starter and synergy rankings for draft RNG
- Montapedia —in-game compendium for 60+ Montabi
- Builds hub —team archetypes and comp write-ups
- Items hub —Equipment, Charms, Supplies, and Stickards
- Tools hub —Starter picker and Team planner
- Review —launch-week impressions and embedded gameplay overview
- Updates hub —patch notes and post-release expectations
- July 2026 Devlog —pre-launch balance and new city events
- Launch Day —August 6 version 1.0 snapshot
Each hub links deeper pages as the wiki grows. Hubs use trailing slashes consistently so language switching and sitemaps stay aligned.
How to use this index
New players: Steam page —Getting Started —Trainers —Tools. Optimizers: Tier list —Builds —Items. Returning veterans: Updates first, then patch-affected tier or build pages.
Montabi runs are short but dense: you draft three random starters from your unlock pool, evolve at level 5 and level 10, and lose everything if your Trainer falls. Resources here focus on that loop—not generic roguelike advice.
Community and support etiquette
Report bugs through official storefront forums or publisher channels, not this wiki. Fan guides may lag hotfixes by a day or two after major balance changes; cross-check Updates when something feels wrong in-game.
Legal reminder
Montabi names, art, and trademarks belong to their owners. This site is a fan resource with ads on gameplay pages only; legal terms live at /terms/, /privacy/, and /cookies/ in English.
Keep this page pinned. When we add locales beyond English, use the header language menu—wiki content is translated in parallel hubs per language.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common Montabi questions.
Is montabi.wiki an official site?
No. This is a fan-made wiki. Purchase and support questions belong on Steam, Akupara, or Mankibo official pages linked above.
Which wiki page should I open first?
New players should start with Getting Started, then Trainers and Tools. Buyers on the fence should read the Review page and watch its embedded overview.
Where are Montabi patch notes mirrored?
We summarize major changes on the Updates hub. Always verify details against Steam news or Akupara announcements for exact numbers.
Does the wiki cover Xbox and Switch?
Yes. Mechanics are the same across Steam/PC, Xbox, and Switch; platform-specific performance tips appear in guides and the Review as players report them.