FarmVille Officially Closes After 11 Years of Great Success

FarmVille Officially Closes After 11 Years of Great Success – Facebook’s FarmVille is closed. But players can still play it on mobile devices.

FarmVille is a Facebook game with a farm life simulation genre that was released in 2009. In a short time FarmVille managed to become the most played game. This game managed to get 83 million active users every month.

After 11 years of success into a simulation game on Facebook. Unfortunately, Zynga as the developer and publisher of the FarmVille game has just announced that they will be closing the FarmVille game on Facebook. This happened because of the discontinuation of Flash Player which allowed FarmVille games to no longer be played on Facebook.

FarmVille Closed

But for those of you who play the game Farmville. You don’t have to worry, Gaess! Because you will still be able to play Farmville games on the mobile platform. FarmVille will be available on iOS devices. So basically the FarmVille game is closed only on Facebook or the browser. READ ALSO: 5 Sims Similar Games That Are More Exciting

Why is FarmVille closed? As Gamexran mentioned earlier. That the closure of the FarmVille game because Flash Player no longer supports this game on any major browsers. Adobe announced that they will be ending Flash Player support. In addition, Microsoft will also completely remove Flash Player from the Windows OS. Even Apple’s newest OS, Big Sur, will also remove software compatibility for Flash Player. READ ALSO: 10 Best Virtual Reality (VR) Games NO Dizziness, Enter Here!

Even though FarmVille is closed. However, Zynga developers bring good news, namely they say that they are currently in the development stage for the FarmVille 3 series. Later FarmVille 3 will be available on the Mobile platform. As for when FarmVille 3 will be released, there is no further information. Therefore, keep an eye on the information on Gamexran, OK! READ ALSO: 15+ Lightweight & FREE Offline PC Games 2GB RAM Go Here!

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