View Mode is a feature available on all Islands in My Singing Monsters and Dawn of Fire, activated by pressing a button on the lower left corner of the screen. While in View Mode, the majority of the user interface is hidden, allowing players to have a clearer view of the Island. Pressing the button again will exit View Mode. View Mode was added on release in both My Singing Monsters and Dawn of Fire.
View Mode for the Map in My Singing Monsters was added in Version 4.5.0, and it is accessible by pressing the same button as on Islands, but it is in the upper right corner of the screen instead.
Decoration Sounds[]
Exclusively in My Singing Monsters, several Decorations will make sounds when tapped on in View Mode.
| Decoration | Sound | Sound Description |
|---|---|---|
![]() Meldablend |
A percussive thump, similar to a djembe. | |
![]() Wild Bagpipe |
A rapid upward arpeggio played by an electronic pan flute. This sound is also used for the portraits of Elements in the Memory Game (when not enough Monsters are available on a Island to fill the level) | |
![]() Trumplite |
A trumpet. This sound is also used when Leveling up. | |
![]() Harpsitree |
A quick harp strum. This sound is also used when tapping on the Breeding Structure (not in View Mode). | |
![]() Guitree |
The sound of a jaw harp twanging. | |
![]() Harmonorb Holder |
An oboe, crash and ride cymbal, whistle, hi-hat and bass all play. | |
![]() Orb of Aklino |
A whimsical electronic sound. | |
![]() Sweetstreamz Tree |
A dinging sound similar to a chime bell. | |
![]() Cold Globe |
A bell and a jingle bell ring, alongside a wind blowing sound. | |
![]() Log Drum |
A resonant drum beat. | |
![]() Twihorn |
A horn. | |
![]() Tamborine Trampoline |
A tamborine, alongside a cartoonish bounce. | |
![]() Gaung Tree |
A gong sound effect. | |
![]() Simbull Tree |
The sound of a crash cymbal, which is quickly played twice at the start. | |
![]() Clarinedge |
Several clarinets playing at once harmonically. | |
![]() Ottavine |
A rapid upward arpeggio played by a flute. | |
![]() Stone Drum |
A drum beat. It is deeper and less resonant than the Log Drum's. | |
![]() Strummy-ache |
A short melody played by a zither, alongside a gurgling sound. |

















