Big Blue Bubble
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- Founded
- 2002
- Employees
- 51-200
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- 1
About Big Blue Bubble
Big Blue Bubble is a London, Ontario-based video game developer and publisher creating mobile, PC, and console games. Founded in 2002 and incorporated in Ontario in 2004, the studio has developed more than 100 titles spanning casual games, licensed properties, rhythm experiences, action-platformers, and live-service franchises.
Its best-known property is My Singing Monsters, launched in 2012. The musical world-building series centers on collecting, breeding, and arranging creature characters across singing islands, and has expanded into multiple games, consumer products, books, and licensing collaborations. The franchise includes My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire, My Singing Monsters Composer, and My Singing Monsters Playground.
Development and publishing
The studio combines full-cycle development with ongoing live operations, content updates, multiplatform publishing, and IP licensing. Its capabilities include:
- Mobile and casual game development
- Free-to-play live-service games
- Rhythm and music mechanics
- Cross-platform engine engineering
- 2D and 3D character art and animation
- Brand licensing and merchandising
Alongside its mobile work, Big Blue Bubble has developed games for PC and consoles, including the 2D action-platformer Foregone, the heavy-metal roguelike deckbuilder Power Chord, and Little Friends: Puppy Island. Earlier releases include Burn the Rope, Home Sweet Home, 24: The Mobile Game, Atomic Betty, and Thumpies.
Company history
Big Blue Bubble was founded by Damir Slogar, Renata Slogar, and Claudette Critchley. Its early catalogue included casual and licensed games released across handheld and mobile platforms before smartphones became the industry’s dominant mobile format. 24: The Mobile Game received the 2006 BAFTA Gamer’s Award, while the Home Sweet Home series helped establish the studio’s home-renovation game design work.
In November 2020, Enad Global 7 AB acquired Big Blue Bubble Inc. The company continues to operate as an active EG7 business unit, led by CEO Claudette Critchley, with its principal operations based in London, Ontario.
More about Big Blue Bubble
Leadership and recognition
- Claudette Critchley is a co-founder and CEO. Big Blue Bubble was co-founded by Damir Slogar, Renata Slogar, and Critchley.
- The studio has received multi-year certifications in the Canada's Most Admired Corporate Cultures program.
Franchise collaborations
The My Singing Monsters franchise has extended beyond games through physical merchandise, books, and licensing partnerships, including collaborations with PlayMonster, T-Pain, and bbno$.
Early milestone
24: The Mobile Game earned the 2006 BAFTA Gamer’s Award.
Notable credits
17 creditsOffices
Current and former locations of Big Blue Bubble
- London, Ontario, Canada
London offices
HeadquartersAbout this office
**Office** Status: active Headquarters Address: 100 Dundas Street, Suite 600, London, Ontario, N6A 5B6, Canada Phone: +1 (519) 649-0071 Opened: 2018 Current operating headquarters; custom-designed downtown facility housing leadership, design, art, animation, programming, sound, QA, and community-management teams. --- **Office** Status: inactive / historical Historical London studio in a downtown heritage building; relocated in 2018.
- 580 California Street, 12th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94104, USASan Francisco, California, United States
San Francisco office
Former officeOpened 2010
Historical satellite outpost established as a business-development link to Silicon Valley.
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