With the success last city Zynga games would first game on giant video game, Farmville took a back seat in terms of buzz. But despite competition from its sister-game, Farmville still show impressive figures use Facebook, with 14 million active users per day and 44 million active users per month (this information does not include mobile applications Zynga). Farmville is still the second most popular game on Facebook, behind the town, of course. And in a few weeks, Zynga launch its biggest development of products in Farmville since the game launched a few years ago, another experiment on the farm in the English countryside.

Users can create another company (players previously could only create a farm), a new place and the geographical area of rural England. Zynga has worked to make the new area of agriculture, and the experience unique and distinct from that experience regular Farmville.

When you choose to start a farm in the English countryside, you will be greeting from a Duke of a blimp that will take you to the new region to your garden where you can get started with building your farm. The game itself is similar to the experience sowing in Farmville, but with several new features. The English landscape includes exclusive crops and buildings, a new visual layout, new characters and more.

One new feature that Zynga GM Farmville Todd Arnold highlighted is the ability to raise animals. For example, users may choose to raise sheep, sheep pickled, they want to reproduce, create babies and earn points for reproduction. Although you can create baby animals in Farmville, this new production function is a feature more interactive and in depth.


A new company is also a way to map how you are progressing through the game as your friends. And you can easily go back to the English countryside to your home state of Farmville, and work on farms and at the same time.

Arnold said Zynga assessed a range of climates and locations of the second farm experience, including a strong tropical island, but decided to go with the English countryside. Zynga had a series of investigations into their games and the players responded overwhelmingly positively to the experience of agriculture in the UK.

So far in English country houses developed only on Facebook, but in terms of traction for a new experience to receive the players, which can be extended to mobile applications Farmville. And Arnold said that the hope is that the English countryside will resonate with users Farmville, game company, and add additional breeding experiments.

As mentioned earlier, despite making Farmville Cityville seat again, the game is still to see the use of viruses. Farmville has received 30 million + like in Facebook (English Campaign page Farmville 1.5 + million Facebook likes before launching), and there are now more Farmville tractors in the world.

Judging by the success of almost all social games, Zynga to develop, I'm going to bet that the Farmville Rural England hit.



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