As soon as you level up and the store is available for purchase, go hire another worker and keep it at 2 for now. You start off with 1 worker during the tutorial. The rate and number produced every hour will dictate how often you need to check on the game to ensure all buildings are continuously running.Ī worker will help you build, upgrade and repair your buildings. The resource buildings can temporarily hold them for you but it will stop producing them if you don’t transfer (bank) them. You can’t build, research or deploy your monsters if you don’t bank or store your resources. The Putty Squisher and Goo Factory will then be the next to be prioritized when storage, twigs and pebbles reach an optimal level.įocus on resource gathering while in Player Protection mode. Upgrading them will also allow you to hold more so that you can construct other buildings. Since each building has a maximum limit, you will need to store them. As you upgrade, the number you can produce and holding capacity of each building will increase. The next building to have is the Storage Silo. Take note that while you are upgrading, your building will stop producing. You will need as many as you can to upgrade your Town Hall, which will then allow you to construct more of the same buildings. Focus on upgrading these buildings as you progress through the game. The priority is to build the first two since most of the buildings that need to be constructed rely more on twigs and pebbles.
There are 5 buildings that need to be constructed at the beginning of the game. This quick start guide will provide you with tips to get started playing Backyard Monsters. Backyard Monstersis a Facebook game developed by Casual Collective that is strategy based in which players can construct resource gathering, research, defensive and offensive buildings plus hatch monsters that act as soldiers to defend your base.
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