My Singing Monsters

Big Blue Bubble Inc

Written by our team. Installs go through Google Play, nowhere else.

What it is

My Singing Monsters comes from Big Blue Bubble Inc and is filed under Music on Google Play. The idea is to breed and collect monsters, each of which works as a living instrument, then arrange them on islands so they sing together. It first appeared on October 15, 2012, and the most recent update shown is October 22, 2026. The game has more than 50,000,000 installs and a rating of Everyone.

What it does well

The listing is specific about scale. It says there are over 350 monsters to breed and collect, and more than 25 islands to decorate and customize. Breeding is described as a matter of finding the right combinations, including secret ones that unlock Rare and Epic monsters. Monsters can also evolve into different classes. Seasonal events and updates are promised through the year, and there is a community where players share their islands. Costumes are mentioned too.

The ratings are the best in this group. The game has 4.78 stars from 2,593,106 ratings. Of those, 88.4 percent are five stars and 6.6 percent are four. Only 1.6 percent give three stars and 0.8 percent give two.

Where it falls short

The developer’s own note is clear on two points. The game is free but some in-game items can be purchased for real money. It also requires an internet connection, whether mobile data or Wi-Fi. If you want something for a flight or a bad signal, that is a limit.

The star split has one oddity. About 2.6 percent of ratings are one star, which is more than the two-star and three-star shares individually. That pattern often points to a small group with strong complaints, but the listing does not tell us what they are.

The listing also does not say how long it takes to earn rare monsters, so you cannot judge the pace from the page.

Who it suits

This suits players who enjoy collecting, decorating and a gentle musical theme. The listing supports nine languages, among them Japanese, Turkish and Russian. People who want fast action or a fully offline game should look elsewhere.

This review is built from the listing and the rating data only. It is not a hands-on report.

What we like

The listing cites over 350 monsters and more than 25 islands to decorate
About 88 percent of ratings are five stars
Nine languages are listed

Watch out for

The listing says an internet connection is required to play
The listing says some items can be bought with real money
2.6 percent of ratings are one star, a little higher than the two-star and three-star shares combined

Verdict: A very well-rated collecting game for people who like music and slow progress; the required connection and optional purchases are worth knowing before you start.