My Singing Monsters Karaoke All 14 Achievements and Walkthrough

Steam lists 14 achievements for My Singing Monsters Karaoke. They split into three flavors: eight singer badges named after launch Monsters, two performance badges (Pitch Perfect, Can’t Get Enough), and four quirk badges that reference import, time, the natural element setlist, and a Completionist wrap. Big Blue Bubble has not published hidden thresholds, so this page lists what the Steam achievement window shows and maps each badge to a real play loop instead of a fake percent.\n\nWe will not paste datamined hidden descriptions we cannot verify. We will not guess at thresholds BBB did not publish. We will tell you how to clear each named badge with the smallest possible grind, and where to spend your evening if you want the rest.\n\n## The eight singer badges\n\nEntbrat, Furcorn, Pompom, Toe Jammer, Mammott, Tweedle, BBli$zard, and Sox each unlock when you complete a song while that Monster is selected. Pick the singer, finish one official track, and the badge appears. No special action beyond playing the song is required.\n\nThe easiest path is to choose a song you already like and replay it with each of the eight in turn. You do not need to learn eight different songs. Do not waste time hunting for a hidden flag inside one singer’s run; Steam unlocks the badge on completion, not on a special move.\n\nIf you want to finish these badges fastest, pair this list with the launch roster so you can pick from confirmed cast names. Rare singers from Rare Pack do not currently carry separate badges, so treat Day One Pack and Rare Pack as flavor rather than trophy requirements.\n\n## Pitch Perfect, the clean-run badge\n\nPitch Perfect triggers when you finish a song and earn 3/3 check marks from the three judges at the end. Steam does not publish the per-note threshold, so treat the judges as the source of truth. If two of three check marks light up, you missed enough to lose the badge on that run.\n\nPractical advice: pick a short official island bed from song picks, pick a Monster whose vowel is easy to hear (Mammott or PomPom are good practice pairs), and play the same track until the ribbon feels boring. Then change Monster. The badge is about accuracy, not about which face you pick.\n\nIf Pitch Perfect will not trigger after multiple clean attempts, your input is the suspect. Check the controls page and the controls reference, then confirm you are not on a Steam Deck mapping that drifts. The achievement does not require perfection in your own heart; it requires the three check marks from the judges, and judges score the ribbon, not your feelings.\n\n## Can’t Get Enough, the take-a-break badge\n\nCan’t Get Enough triggers when you launch the game on one day and launch it again the next calendar day. It is a habit badge, not a skill badge. The intended humor is that the toy is small and the studio wants you to come back voluntarily.\n\nPlay on day one, close the client, play again on day two. That is the entire unlock. Players have reported that changing the system date can also trigger the badge, but doing so only matters if you want the trophy without the calendar gap. The wiki recommends playing legitimately; the badge is a two-day investment at most.\n\n## Elemental, the natural-island sweep\n\nElemental triggers when you play each of the natural-element songs at least once: Plant, Cold, Air, Water, and Earth. These names correspond to the original natural islands in the My Singing Monsters mobile game and to the bundled chart set in Karaoke. Pick one song from each island folder in the picker, finish it, and the badge unlocks after the fifth run.\n\nIf you cannot find one of the natural islands in your picker, check song picks for the island mapping. Steam reviewers flagged Workshop Island and Shadow Islet as missing tracks; the natural five are present on the launch build. Elemental is the closest thing Karaoke has to a setlist-completion badge without counting the remixes.\n\n## The New Sound, the import badge\n\nThe New Sound triggers when you import a custom chart and complete the resulting song. Importing alone is not enough; you have to play through the imported chart at least once. The Steam chart format follows the patterns used by other pitch-slider games, so compatible packs from community databases usually load, though note-range mismatches can make some files unplayable.\n\nUse import custom songs and the chart import checklist so you do not waste an evening debugging a silently failing file. Pick a chart you already know from another pitch game, verify it loads with audio, and finish it once. The badge triggers on completion, not on the import confirmation.\n\n## Vintage Karaoke, the seven-day badge\n\nVintage Karaoke triggers when you launch the game, leave it alone for seven full days, and launch it again. It is the sibling of Can’t Get Enough but with a longer cooldown. The intended joke is that the toy ages into retro charm if you ignore it.\n\nPlay once today, mark your calendar for next week, play again. Players have also reported that changing the system date can shortcut the wait. The wiki does not recommend date cheats on principle; the badge is a one-week investment at most and removes a trophy roadblock.\n\n## Completionist, the wrap badge\n\nCompletionist triggers when every other achievement in the list is unlocked. There is no separate action. Once the other 13 are yours, Completionist appears automatically. If it is the last missing badge, audit your list for singer badges you forgot (each of the eight Monsters counts separately) and for the time-based pair (Can’t Get Enough, Vintage Karaoke) if you have not waited through them.\n\n## A calm order to clear all 14\n\nPick a short official island bed. Play it once with each of the eight launch singers; that clears eight badges in roughly an hour. Practice the same bed until you earn 3/3 from the judges; that clears Pitch Perfect. Pick an import from a compatible community chart and finish it once; that clears The New Sound. Play one song from each of Plant, Cold, Air, Water, and Earth; that clears Elemental. Wait a calendar day and play again; that clears Can’t Get Enough. Wait seven days total from your first launch and play again; that clears Vintage Karaoke. The wrap badge lands on its own.\n\nIf you cannot wait through the two time badges, plan the seven-day badge first and let the two-day badge fall inside the same calendar span. Playing on day one, day two, and day seven clears both time badges in one planning cycle.\n\n## Deck, controls, and false blockers\n\nDo not chase Pitch Perfect on a broken Deck mapping. Confirm the ribbon with a keyboard via controls before you accuse the judges. Do not chase singer badges on a clipped import chart; use official music when verifying. Do not confuse mobile MSM achievements with this list; they are a different client.\n\nKnown issues collects scoring opacity that makes Pitch Perfect feel unverifiable. Play by feel anyway. The review explains why some players skip the full 14 and accept the joke.\n\n## Related hubs\n\nGuides Hub for the rest of the classroom. Monsters Hub for the confirmed cast. Updates Hub for post-launch patches and the known issues log. Links Hub for the Steam overlay and Helpshift.\n\nIf Steam later reveals additional named badges, this page gains a row. Until then, eight singers, one clean run, five natural islands, one import, one two-day badge, one seven-day badge, and the wrap badge are the full 14. That is the entire trophy list, named, with a plan that fits inside a long weekend and a patience pass.

Walkthrough and review of My Singing Monsters Karaoke covering all 14 achievements