Planned Release Date: Oct 29, 2026

About This Game

Short description

A cozy pixel pet that lives on your real Windows desktop. Keep it company while you work, grow Bond, unlock new friends, and play short mini-games when you need a break.

About This Game

Screen Monster is a chill desktop companion — a pixel pet that lives on your real Windows desktop while you work, study, or browse.

Your pets roam across your screen: nap when sleepy, eat snacks you leave out, chase toys you throw, and react when you pet or tickle them. No chores. No farm. Just a little monster keeping you company.

Live on your desktop

• Click to pet — hearts pop, mood goes up

• Scribble to tickle, drag and toss them around

• Drop toys and food right onto the desktop

• Ball, frisbee, yarn, feather wand, cushion, and snacks

• Leave the app running — Bond grows simply by having pets around

How To Play

Bond fills while your pets are on the desk. Play, feed, and mini-games give small boosts. Bond only goes up — skipping a day never takes it away.

Reach Bond milestones to unlock new friends in the Shop.

Pet Points are your spendable wallet — earn them by playing and finishing mini-games, then buy toys and food.

Quick mini-games

When you want a short break, jump into:

• Flappy Monster — flap through the pipes

• Monster Jump — bounce forever upward

• Monster Defense — bat attacks with a shield

• Monster Stack — drop floors and build a tower

A good run earns Pet Points and a little Bond.

Made to stay out of the way

• You can hide the game UI while pets stay active on the desktop.

• Pets sit on the real desktop beside your other apps, and you can show or hide them anytime.

• Light enough to leave open all day on Windows

• Progress autosaves

Hang out with your monster. Or just let them nap on the desk while you get things done.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Some pixel art assets in My Monster (including pet sprites and related visuals) were created or assisted with generative AI art tools, then selected and edited by hand for the final game. Gameplay systems, progression, and mini-games are hand-authored. The game does not use live AI to generate dialogue or content while you play.