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As Kixeye
(April 2011- onward):' ;
Battle Pirates Released in May 2011,
Battle Pirates is a
real-time strategy game. In the year 2067, a terrorist-sparked world war has wiped out 95% of life on Earth. Survivors are split into five factions that engage in bloody battle on the high seas. ;
War Commander War Commander is an MMORTS that entered exclusive beta access to IGN readers on September 1, 2011, and soon after in open public beta on September 13, 2011. The game is set in a post-apocalyptic landscape thirty years after civilization and governments have collapsed. In the game, people are divided into small, warring factions fighting for control of Earth's remaining natural resources.
War Commander: Rogue Assault is a
free-to-play game available on both
iOS and
Android platforms. ;
Siege: Apocalypse Siege Apocalypse is a free-to-play real-time
strategy video game. It is a prequel to
War Commander: Rogue Assault. Players engage in PVP battles with the objective to destroy the opponent's base. Players can earn and deploy units and tactics via collectible cards.
Siege: Apocalypse was released in January 2022 and is available on
iOS and
Android platforms. ;
Rise of Firstborn Rise of Firstborn is a free-to-play 4X strategy mobile game originally developed by Netmarble and published by Kixeye in 2021. The game was previously known as
Iron Throne. Players collect heroes and build a kingdom where they can ally with other players in world PVP.
Discontinued games Kixeye has developed multiple titles in its time that either made it to live and have since been shelved. This list includes the original tower defense game,
Desktop Defender; a browser-based
MOBA called
Tome: Immortal Arena; and the game
Backyard Monsters, which inspired much of the base-building RTS genre that followed. ;
Backyard Monsters Development of
Backyard Monsters started in 2009, but the game was not released until January 2010 as
Desktop Creatures before being renamed by fan vote to
Backyard Monsters.
Backyard Monsters was released as a real-time strategy game on Facebook with "destruction and gore and mayhem", unlike other Facebook games at the time. In
Backyard Monsters, players build a yard for their monsters, designed so that essential buildings are protected by defensive towers. If the player's yard is designed correctly, the defenses stop invading monsters who try to damage the buildings and loot resources.
Backyard Monsters: Unleashed was a
port to
iOS released in October 2013. Executive producer David Scott said he designed the game to "be able to play a [real-time strategy] game in short sessions." An
expansion for
Backyard Monsters titled
Inferno was released in January 2012 and in November 2012 a new world map was released.
Backyard Monsters is no longer supported and player numbers have fallen significantly since its inception shortly after the final Hell-Raisers event held on March 26, 2013. It was closed down at the demise of Flash on December 31, 2020. ;
Desktop Defender In
Desktop Defender, players defended their desktop from creatures called "creeps." Players deployed defensive turrets to attack anything in range. Each defeated creep rewarded players with coins, which players could use to unlock new towers that shot frost, ink, swarms of missiles and other defenses. Players could also purchase special bonus powers that slowed down enemies, sped up tower guns and caused damage.
Desktop is no longer supported by Kixeye long before the demise of Flash on December 31, 2020. ;
Minions Minions briefly entered beta testing and was then fully released on November 18, 2008. ---- '
As Casual Collective
with their defunct web portal (2008- early 2011):' Seventeen original Flash games on old Casual Collective's online
web portal in 2008 to early 2011. •
Attack of the Buggles (AotB) •
Backyard Monsters •
Battle Pirates (Beta version on old site before company's name change & new site) •
Buggle Connect (Formerly called
Buggle in January–November 2008) •
Buggle Stars •
Desktop Armada (Single player title:
DA: Missions in January–November 2008) •
Desktop Defender (New version of
Desktop Tower Defence) •
Desktop TD Pro (Formerly called
MPDTD in January–November 2008 - probably being "Multi Player Desktop Tower Defence") •
Farragomate •
Flash Element TD (Old title in January 2008. Closed before December 2008.) •
Flash Element TD 2 (FETD 2) •
Minions •
Minions on Ice •
Push •
Splitter 2 •
The Space Game (TSG) •
TSG: Missions References ==External links==