My Singing Monsters is a fun, free-to-play simulation game from Big Blue Bubble. This casual game lets you collect cute monsters of all shapes and sizes. What makes this monster-collecting experience stand out is that each of them gives out a unique song, which also changes as they evolve.

Explore a new world, collect different monsters, and even create a custom tune for your base. My Singing Monsters even feature bright color palettes plus widely varying monster designs. Imagine a small scope that is fundamentally similar to Clash of Clans meets DragonVale World, but with the added musicality.

A much-awaited PC port

First of all, My Singing Monsters is the PC port of the mobile game of the same name. As such, it lifts most gameplay elements from its original version. This version, however, has the advantage of being visible over larger display devices. It allows players to better appreciate the individual designs of the titular monsters. However, it largely retains its design choices, making the overall graphics look dated.

Gameplay-wise, it has enough content to keep you hooked for long. There are over 250 types of monsters, which have different appeals. Some are cute, funny, and borderline scary. Either way, it gives players a lot of variety to choose from. They populate your own island on top of other customization options available. It even has a lot of events that let you win in-game prizes.

As a casual game, however, it lacks the deeper storyline and world-building present in other monster-collecting franchises such as Pokemon or Digimon. Additionally, its online multiplayer nature gives rise to a number of minor bugs such as audio, control, or visual glitches. None of them can be considered game-breaking, though. Most of these can be resolved by a simple restart or just letting them be.

Enjoy your singing monsters

If you’re after a fun session of taking care of monsters, hearing them sing, and creating an ideal paradise, then My Singing Monsters is a definite must-have. It was designed to take off stress, with its whimsical character designs and overall bright palettes. While it admittedly has a couple of minor bugs as you play, these aren’t too serious and shouldn’t affect the experience.