With multiple My Singing Monsters games out there, it can be hard to know where to start. So, in this guide, we go over every title starring the crooning creatures, giving you a better idea of what to expect from the gameplay of each. There’s a surprising amount of variety between the bunch, so you might find something you weren’t anticipating.
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With four to pick from, you can out about all the My Singing Monsters games below.
My Singing Monsters
Here it is, the original franchise-spawning game. My Singing Monsters is an engaging experience that is as much fun now as it was when Big Blue Bubble released it back in 2012. With hundreds of scary soloists to add to your multiple islands, each of them with their own little melody, you can easily lose hours to this game in just one sitting.
More than ten years after its release, new content still regularly finds its way into My Singing Monsters in the form of new monsters and island habitats to keep them on, and with the myriad of breeding options, you can keep meeting new bandmates as you chase the dream of having the best collection of cacophonous creatures.
My Singing Monsters Dawn of Fire
Maintaining most of the mechanics from the original game, My Singing Monsters Dawn of Fire changes things up just enough to justify being a standalone title. Technically serving as a prequel, Dawn of Fire is set, well, in the dawn of fire, with the hot-to-the-touch element just emerging in the world of monsters.
While not all the monsters from the original game feature, there are plenty of recognisable faces to tune up for life in the time of fire. Better still, Dawn of Fire offers some out-of-this-world island options, with Space Island, Starhenge, and others available to plot your monsters on.
My Singing Monsters Playground
Imagine Mario Party, but instead of Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, and the rest of the gang, it’s some of the tuneful terrors from the world of My Singing Monsters. That’s what you’ve got here. And yes, it’s exactly as much fun as it sounds.
From dodging logs in deep water, to rocketing your chosen monster into the atmosphere, the variety of gameplay is engaging enough to make this title a contender when it comes to your next games night. Just don’t blame us when you fall out with your friends over the results!
My Singing Monsters: Composer
Last but not least, if you want to get creative with it, there’s no better pick than My Singing Monsters Composer. Rather than a classic game, My Singing Monsters: Composer is a music editing software that helps introduce young and learning musicians with loads of options for how to create some amazing tunes.
With a keyboard for writing your tunes and a wealth of your favourite monsters from the main game on hand to create some funky noises, you can make your own musical masterpiece with all the creative possibilities. Better still, with offline play, you can take your very own My Singing Monsters jukebox anywhere you go.
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