Big Blue Bubble releases Thumpies, whose characters would eventually be featured in the My Singing Monsters franchise, and a sequel to Home Sweet Home. They also develop several new games across different platforms: Avatar: The Last Airbender Digging For Dinosaurs Garters & Ghouls Fighting Fantasy: The Citadel of Chaos Fighting Fantasy:..Read More […]
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 opens a second office in San Francisco, CA. The studio brings on Bryan Davis as Senior Vice President of Business Development. […]
Big Blue Bubble responds to a call from the Canadian Embassy for more Canadian-made games by developing Hockey Allstar Shootout. The company also develops several more titles this year: Army Men Kenny Vs Spenny Legacy Masters of Mystery Megastore Madness Samba De Amigo Super Mah Jong Quest Theme Park Zenerchi […]
Big Blue Bubble develops Home Sweet Home, securing more than 10 million downloads and pioneering a new genre in casual gaming. Home Sweet Home would later spawn multiple successful sequels. Big Blue Bubble also develops the following titles: 24: Agent Down Animal Genius Cyber Chess Geeks Unleashed I Spy Fun..Read More […]
Big Blue Bubble develops Captain Lunar, Jarheads of Zarabus, Milton Bradley: Board Games, and Standing Stones. Milton Bradley: Board Games would become the first mobile network multiplayer game in North America. […]
Big Blue Bubble is officially incorporated and unveils its new logo. Claudette Critchley joins as Chief Operating Officer. […]
Big Blue Bubble is founded by industry veteran Damir Slogar and Renata Slogar. […]