Jessica Peresta, author of the music teaching blog The Domestic Musician, has reviewed Big Blue Bubble’s new educational app: Teaching Guide Grade 1-3: My Singing Monsters! The app lets educators introduce their students to musical concepts using the colourful cast of characters from the My Singing Monsters series. “I would recommend this app to […]
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While at Gamelab in Barcelona, Big Blue Bubble’s CEO Damir Slogar had a chance to speak with Gamereactor and discuss My Singing Monsters, the future of mobile gaming, and Big Blue Bubble’s upcoming game Concert Kings. Damir on how to stand out in a crowded mobile market: “Well, you absolutely have to do something that […]
Big Blue Bubble releases Burn the Rope on December 17th. In less than 24 hours, Burn the Rope would see over a million downloads on the iPhone alone, and would go on to become the #1 game in 58 countries. […]
Big Blue Bubble Celebrates the 2024 Olympics! Now that the 2024 Summer Olympics have wrapped up we thought we would have our own version of the games! Last week, Big Blue Bubble hosted its 3rd Office Olympics event with six teams, each on a mission for office glory and fame. Office athletes participated in […]
Pride London Festival Week – July 12 – July 21 During Pride London Festival Week we held several in-office Pride activities, including a video game tournament and board game meet-up to celebrate 2SLGBTQIA+ video game and board game creators. We then ended the week by participating in the London Pride Parade. We were so […]
Are You Ready to Play Your Part?! Play Your Part is returning once again, and this time, we’re challenging our talented Handler-Helper community to recreate the Ethereal Workshop Island song from My Singing Monsters! All you have to do is record your very own version of one of the 15 Monster parts from […]
What’s New NEW Monster: Oogiddy Oh, goody, it’s OOGIDDY! The final Ethereal Workshop wave welcomes the long-awaited Poison Quad (although, it may not give you the warm fuzzies…). This ooey-gooey noxious Monster may look like it could cause you some harm, but in reality, it’s actually performing crucial functions to help preserve the Island ecosystem! […]
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