Zynga’s original farming simulation game “FarmVille” will be shut down at the end of this year after over a decade, the company announced Monday. The game launched in 2009 and was one of the first ...

It may come as a surprise to many of us, but the popular browser game FarmVille is shutting down at the end of the year. Zynga announced its intentions to shutter the title recently, but this was all ...

After more than a decade, the original FarmVille game that put developer Zynga on the map is shutting down for good. The reason? It is an Adobe Flash-based title, and with Adobe officially ending ...

After 11 years, the original FarmVille on Facebook is officially shutting down for good. Virtual farmers will have to say goodbye to their crops and farmlands at the end of 2020. Back in 2009, we all ...

Zynga will shut down the original FarmVille at the end of 2020, due in part to Facebook dropping support for Flash games. FarmVille players will be able to continue making in-app purchases until ...

Mobile games specialist Zynga will shut down the original FarmVille at the end of the year. As detailed in a site update, one of the reasons for the decision is that Facebook will stop supporting ...

The original FarmVille was a Facebook sensation with a very simple concept: What if you could grow a bunch of crops over time, convert them into profits, and then grow more crops on a bigger farm?

Who would have thought that a simple city simulation would become the biggest-ever app on Facebook, eclipsing FarmVille? Zynga‘s CityVille game crossed 84.2 million monthly active users over the ...

Country music fans will see a familiar face in the FarmVille 2: Country Escape smartphone game: Trisha Yearwood has been animated into an avatar for the game, and her new single "Every Girl in This ...

It's a new year, and some of the most popular apps, software and hardware of the past years is now dead and defunct for 2021. Missing in action. The Adobe Flash software, which was used to animate ...

Membership has its privileges — even in the virtual worlds of social games. Zynga, the maker of FarmVille, Mafia Wars, and other social games, is announcing today that you can use your rewards from ...