[stewiethesmoke]

End of an era, used to play it so much when I was young

[ExeDeep]

brings back a lot of memories, i remember when invitation on facebook was super annoying... nowadays its really quiet...

miss the old days tho...

[mothered]

End of an era, used to play it so much when I was young

Around 10 years ago, almost everyone I was associated with, was Involved In some capacity.

It was a hot commodity back then.

[Oni]

Zynga's most popular games were probably Farmville, Poker, and Mafia Wars. It's amazing they're still worth billions, given less people play games on social media.

[loptimista]

haha, I remember this game on Facebook damn! I would wake up early just to get my crops on time wohooo

[fsociety]

my father play alot in 90s days login fb and start the game . i never played but i keep watching him ...

[googlegulddreng98]

Shame they are shutting it down. Must not be that expensive to maintain

[steadyremiix]

Not that anyone's still playing it in 2020, but Zynga's shutting down Farmville at the end of the year.

While it looks like most of the problems of the past year will follow us into the next, there is one comforting thought. Whatever 2021 brings, FarmVille is not coming with. The original super-annoying Facebook social game is closing its doors for good on December 31, 2020.

Read More: https://kotaku.com/as-2020-ends-so-does-...1845201618

i tried it a couple months back but it didn't feel the same. i remember all the golden chickens and how jealous i'd be when seeing other peoples accounts. what a great time of my youth, made a lot of good memories on that game! my family was so invested in that game

[Oni]

Seems like a lot of Y2K stuff is shutting down, 20 years later. Not many games are still running from the era of Club Penguin and Neopets.

[Jiggly]

Seems like a lot of Y2K stuff is shutting down, 20 years later. Not many games are still running from the era of Club Penguin and Neopets.

This is true. I wonder if it's part of companies 10-20 year plans to shut down projects that have died out, and focus resources on new or different projects?