COO and co-founder, Claudette Critchley, is named the company’s new CEO following the retirement of co-founder and former CEO Damir Slogar.
My Singing Monsters makes its console debut as a family party game that has players take control of their favorite Monsters and compete in tournaments of Monster-game madness.
Power Chord, a deckbuilding roguelike game with a killer rock demon aesthetic is announced as an upcoming release on Steam.
My Singing Monsters: The Board Game a worker placement game that uniquely designed by Sen-Foong Lim and Jay Cormier to be a gaming experience that grows with players is announced for Kickstarter and more than triples its crowdfunding goal, raising $100,000.
On March 1st, Foregone releases on Steam alongside an all-new update which introduces new side missions, new boss encounters, new weapons, and a new NPC to encounter in the Outpost.
On November, 25th EG7 officially acquires Big Blue Bubble. Headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, EG7 is a group of companies within the gaming industry that develops, markets, publishes and distributes PC, console, and mobile games to the global gaming market.
After 8 months in Early Access, version 1.0 of the 2D action platformer releases. Foregone marks Big Blue Bubble’s return to console gaming as the company’s first release on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
Big Blue Bubble’s return to PC & console development after nearly a decade in the mobile gaming space culminates in Foregone, a 2D action-platformer featuring stunning pixel art. Foregone enters Early Access on the Epic Games Store on Feb. 27, 2020.
Big Blue Bubble releases its rock-‘n-roll idle game Concert Kings Idle Music Tycoon worldwide on Android and iOS. The game features the catchy original music the studio is known for, in addition to 3D graphics.
Big Blue Bubble launches Super Dinosaur: Kickin’ Tail worldwide on October 9th, 2019. The action-packed battle game features characters from popular TV and comic series Super Dinosaur, from The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman and Jason Howard. The TV series, produced by Skybound Entertainment, Spin Master, and Wind Sun Sky, begins…Read More
On September 12th, Big Blue Bubble publishes Chaos Reborn: Adventures, a mobile port of popular Steam game Chaos Reborn. The game is a magical turn-based strategy RPG, originally designed by the creator of X-COM.
Big Blue Bubble launches Teaching Guide Grade 1-3: My Singing Monsters on the App Store, an education-focused version of My Singing Monsters designed by teachers, for teachers. The app comes with downloadable lesson plans that use the charming Singing Monsters to teach children the fundamentals of music.
Big Blue Bubble releases My Singing Monsters Composer worldwide, letting My Singing Monsters fans of all ages and skills levels create their own songs with the Monsters.
On April 9th, Big Blue Bubble moves into a new studio in downtown London, Ontario, after more than ten years in their previous office space. The new studio represents a vast increase in capacity and paves the way for the production of bigger and better games.
Big Blue Bubble releases Wrecking Squad worldwide on February 28th. Wrecking Squad features destructive 3D puzzles in addition to a cast of lovable characters with unique special abilities.
Big Blue Bubble releases the mobile game Home Arcade, a collection of 10 retro arcade games. Each of the 10 games was created by a small team during the studio’s 2017 Game Jam event, where participants were asked to create a mobile game fitting a given theme in little more…Read More
Big Blue Bubble releases My Singing Monsters: Official Guide. The app acts as a companion to My Singing Monsters and My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire, listing Monster breeding combinations and other information important to My Singing Monsters fans.
Big Blue Bubble releases My Singing Monsters: Coloring Book on December 15th. The game allows players to color their favorite Monsters from the My Singing Monsters franchise.
Big Blue Bubble releases the match-3 puzzle game Jammer Splash! on iOS and Android. The game features Monsters from the My Singing Monsters franchise.
Big Blue Bubble unveils its new logo, which it continues to use today.
Big Blue Bubble releases My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire, a new installment to the My Singing Monsters franchise. The game features new Monsters and crafting-style gameplay mechanics.
Big Blue Bubble adds two simulation games to the My Singing Monsters franchise: My Mammott and My PomPom. The company also releases Finder’s Keep, a mobile rogue-like RPG.
Big Blue Bubble develops more mobile game titles: Burn the Rope 3D Buster Bash Pro Duff’s Zombie Cupcakes My Muppets Show Greatfruit Grove
Big Blue Bubble develops the following games: KungFu Panda World Jewel Quest 4 LEGO Ninjago: Rise of the Snakes Old School Defense Raft Pirates Pin Something Zoo Defenders
Big Blue Bubble releases My Singing Monsters on September 4th. My Singing Monsters would later become an award-winning franchise enjoyed by millions of players around the world.
Big Blue Bubble releases Dark Incursion, the first stereoscopic game on mobile. The company also releases a sequel to Burn the Rope, as well as Fling A Thing, whose characters would later be featured in My Singing Monsters. The following titles are also developed: Act of War Animal Pop Crash…Read More
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 begins developing games for the iPhone and creates several new titles for a variety of platforms: Animal Planet: Vet Life Animal Planet: Emergency Vets Elven Chronicles Fighting Fantasy: The Warlock of Firetop Mountain iCarly: iDream in Toons Jungle Book Legacy World Adventure Masters of Mystery 2: Crime…Read More
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 24: The Mobile Game, which wins the 2006 BAFTA Gamer’s Award and is nominated for the 2005 BAFTA Best Interactive Media Award. Big Blue Bubble also develops the following titles: Arcade Fishing Atomic Betty 2 Big Kahuna Reef Cyber Chess Elven Chronicles GoodFellas Mage Knight: Destiny’s…Read More
Big Blue Bubble develops several more games in a variety of genres: Atomic Betty Destroy All Humans Dragon Tower Jewel Quest Mage Knight: Destiny’s Soldier Mah Jong Quest Red Faction The Three Stooges: Makin’ Dough Wizkids
Big Blue Bubble is officially incorporated and unveils its new logo. Claudette Critchley joins as Chief Operating Officer.
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 develops two titles: Bubble Trouble and Geeks. Bubble Trouble contributes to the company gaining visibility in the mobile games industry.
Big Blue Bubble is founded by industry veteran Damir Slogar and Renata Slogar.