My Singing Monsters – Raise a monster pet

My Singing Monsters by Big Blue Bubble

Game description :
Welcome to My Singing Monsters! Breed them, feed them, listen to them sing!

Raise a monster pet, then feed your musical monster to help them grow. Take care of a collection of fun monster characters in this free musical game for the whole family!

Create an island full of Singing Monsters, then watch your song evolve as you breed and upgrade happy monster pets. Design and build unique decorations to make your world look just the way you want, then share your creation with friends! You’ll love exploring the wonderful fantasy land of the Monster World!

Download My Singing Monsters today — Happy Monstering!

Game Features :

Collect and level up over 250 cute and funny monsters — dragons are so last year…
Customize your islands with cool decorations and catchy music
Enjoy awesome graphics and character animation
Play with friends around the world
Discover new updates and events year-round

STAY TUNED:
Facebook: www.facebook.com/MySingingMonsters
Twitter: www.twitter.com/SingingMonsters
Instagram: www.instagram.com/mysingingmonsters
YouTube: www.youtube.com/mysingingmonsters

PLEASE NOTE! My Singing Monsters is completely free to play, however some game items can also be purchased for real money. If you don’t want to use this feature, please disable in-app purchases in your device’s settings. My Singing Monsters requires an internet connection to play (3G or WiFi).

HELP & SUPPORT: Get in touch with the Monster-Handlers by visiting www.bigbluebubble.com/support or contacting us in game by going to Options > Support.

Additional Information :

• Age Rating 4+
• Size 1.1 GB
• Requires iOS 11.0 or later.

User Reviews :

Has Come A Long Way

This game has developed quite nicely since I played it when I was younger, especially enjoying the cross over from Dawn of Fire! My favorite updates so far are the fact that you actually get a reward for logging in daily instead of the useless “junk” from tickets that you can get in a few minutes rather than waiting an entire day…..

Everything so far is fantastic for both young and older players who enjoy the adorable characters and music! But my one big issue is that being someone who would rather save money for other things, I prefer not to buy anything, and of course that means I have to deal with an poorly designed ads ( which some actually break the game and force you to close the app) as well as the “LOVELY” tapjoy offers that TOTALLY rewards you with 900+ diamonds after wasting weeks of your one and only life…… seriously big blue bubble, you seem like a great company, do not let a “company” like tapjoy put a stain on your name, there’s thousands of people and their children who waste so much time and money because of the selfishly designed offers which usually give nothing in return for putting players under stress in order to complete the offer in time or even putting the parents of helpless children into bankruptcy…. this is a serious review and if I had millions of dollars I would be buying things left and right to support big blue bubble because there’s an obviously large amount of effort to make this game enjoyable to music lovers

Developer Response,

Hey there! Thanks for reviewing My Singing Monsters! We know ads can get in the way of playing, but they play an important role in our ability to offer the game for free, create new content and work on updates! Please note that you can dismiss ads at any time by making the purchase of any currency pack. It’s awesome to hear you’re liking the game and the Monster World, Happy Monstering!

Literally the best game

I have had this game for YEARS y’all. Even if I didn’t play for stretches of time I ALWAYS came back to it; and every time, there was something new and creative added. I never ever write reviews btw but this game deserves it.

The developers are FANTASTIC also. You can see how much heart they put into this thing with the music and the designs and the descriptions of the monsters (adorable btw) and the customization of like everything on your islands and different gameplays even. I’ll also add that I had actually lost my account for about a month when I got a new device. I just recovered it a few minutes ago actually and I just have to add that again, the developers, or “monster handlers” (again, adorable) were SO helpful in getting my account back. They have very detailed step by step articles that actually makes sense. They were very personable and encouraging and you could just see it in the way the articles were written that THEY CARED.

Again, I never write reviews, but I have also never had a little mobile game stick with me for this long, and I’ve never been so impressed with the devs on an app like this. Like, to watch this game grow over the years from its humble beginnings has been an amazing experience. I can’t wait to see what they have next, and if you’re reading this review and still debating on getting the app PLEASE do it it’s so worth it!!

Hello, Monster Handlers, and please add this…

So, I have one tiny complaint about the game, and no, it isn’t bad, all the monsters are amazing, but I see certain monsters in the memory game that I really want (or I want to complete the collection for that island,) so for monsters you don’t have, after the memory game I would suggest you pick a hard-to-get monster to automatically claim when it’s available (or for the Werdos, if you are the right level, they get placed on your island,) OR get the monster’s egg to either zap it into a Wublin, a Celestial, or Monculus on Wublin Island. Say, if I wanted to zap the Quad eggs into Monculus but I don’t have the water, air, and earth quads, just Entbrat and Deedge, I would go to the memory game the next day (or that day if I hadn’t played it yet) and pick at the end what I would like to do with the Monsters I don’t have and if they are Wublin-, Celestial-, or Monculus-zappable, I would decide to zap them to that Monster. (Same case with Amber Island monsters, too.) OR I would get the option to put them into an inactive Wubbox on a certain island, say Common on Plant. For the Wubboxes, you would be able to claim them in the market once you are past level 20 if you don’t want to grind to get the common one. (That sentence only applies to Common and Rare Wubbox, just so you know. You’d still have to get the Epic in the market.)

Peace, waekuppdawubbins.

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