"With these games, I think we essentially proved that core gamers do want to play games on Facebook that there's an audience for more traditional gaming" Arguably, it's also the title that ultimately put KIXEYE on the map.
At the time, it was a downright revolutionary title, and a far cry from most of the Skinner Box simulators available on the social network. At any point, you can be assaulted either by wild monsters or the creatures raised by other players. 2009 was also the year that Scott and Preece began development on their first Facebook RTS, a title known as Backyard Monsters, which is a combination city-building/tower defense title.Įach player has a "yard" in which they can build a wide array of gadgets and structures, and defenses while raising monsters to attack other player's yards and steal their resources. In 2009, the organization's founders eventually settled on Facebook as the medium for their games a market they saw as particularly sparse in games developed for core gamers. Development studio KIXEYE - originally known as Casual Collective - was founded back in 2007 by David Scott and Paul Preece with a very simple goal in mind: to make the games that the developers grew with and loved playing.
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