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In this regard, one month won’t do the trick. At least, this is the game theory developing from Travian’s many years of success. As a game that hopes to capture players who will pay for slight advantages, the success of Backyard Monsters will be driven by the length of time in which a player is engaged with the game. While Desktop Defender is just another money-sucking version of their wildly popular 15 minute game, Desktop Tower Defense, Backyard Monsters is an extended tower defense game that takes about a month to play through. At least, not in the foreseeable future.Ĭurrently, The Casual Collective has two games on Facebook: Desktop Defender and Backyard Monsters. And since The Casual Collective is all about Flash-based games, there’s no iPhone glory waiting for Paul and Dave. If they can get to a five million dollar round of investment, life should be good for Paul and Dave.įacebook may (or may not) be their ticket. Jason Kincaid of Techcrunch writes a vignette/ode to Paul and Dave here. Long before they got the seed money (2008), they’ve been tinkering around with flash games for 5+ years.įounded by Paul Preece and David Scott, The Casual Collective is a great story about two ordinary guys that might make it. Two years ago, Paul and David got a million dollars in seed money from Lightspeed Venture Partners. CC is a start up with a focus on developing Flash-based browser games. If you do need cheats for Backyard Monsters, just take your meds and think about things that matter like love, life, and money.īackyard Monsters is produced by The Casual Collective (CC for short). Someday.Īre you really looking for cheats for Backyard Monsters? You don’t need them to rule your map in Backyard Monsters. Myself, I continue to wait for that day when I can realize my game vision. If you are a gamer and you dream of making games, you should check out Backyard Monsters. What makes a great game and why should you care? Check out the Youtube video (above) to get a glimpse of the action.

D.A.V.E always loses to Drull at same level on a 1vs1 battle.Below, what an attack looked like in Backyard Monsters:īackyard Monsters is almost ok as an extended tower defense game.A level 6 D.A.V.E has the same speed of a level 2 Gorgo.Two Level 5 D.A.V.ES with rockets can defeat a level 1 Krallen without dying.A Level 6 D.A.V.E with Rockets can kill a level 6 Fomor without any help from Zafreeti and other monsters.BYM creator David Scott said that what D.A.V.E stands for is an Ego thing.can stand for many other things, such as 'Destroy All Visible Enemies', 'Destructive Armored Valuable Entity', ' Dangerous And Very Expensive', 'Destroys Anything Very Efficiently', etc. It's named after the creator of the game, David Scott.

D.A.V.E was supposed to be called " The Bear ", but was cut as a final result.

It is still the most powerful non-champion monster.

It used to be the most powerful monster in Backyard Monsters.

the ability to fire rockets in each arms increasing the range and in a same damage each Level he does. is a great monster that is a perfect addition to your monster army. takes the second-most spacing in the Housing, at 160. also takes the longest time to make out of all the monsters, and also costs the most Goo. (A Never Ending Chain of Horror is when buildings like the General Store or Radio Tower are placed in a circle around your yard to force monsters that target anything to go around in a circle, keeping the monsters from attacking your actual Storage Silos or Defensive Buildings.) D.A.V.E. also has a high attack, but the usefulness of his attack is migitated by D.A.V.E.'s slow speed and the fact that it targets anything, making it go through a Never Ending chain of Horror. is the last monster to be unlocked in the Monster Locker.

only listens to his master and has a habit of completely destroying bases.