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Facebook market listing sparks fears of new technology bubble

Facebook market listing sparks fears of new technology bubble
Zynga relies heavily on sales of virtual items, effectively on-screen cartoons. These are used to play online games such as FarmVille, CityVille, Mafia Wars and Words With Friends. Committed players pay real money to download "virtual" tractors at $ 10 …
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FarmVille Spring Flower Fairy quests guide
FarmVille released 12 new Spring Flower Fairy quests for players on Thursday afternoon. Players will have 14 days to complete these challenges, and they can be performed on any of your farm spaces. We've put together a complete list of the tasks and …
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Facebook's New App Center: Everything You Need to Know
Social game maker Zynga, for example, has previously been able to charge for items like blueberries or game advantages within Farmville. Now it will have the option to charge for Farmville itself. Facebook's App Center will launch on the web as well as …
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Lastest Farmville New Items News

Facebook IPO falls flat in public debut
The company makes most of its money from advertising. It also takes a cut from the money people spend on virtual items in Facebook games such as “FarmVille.” Facebook's public debut marks a new milestone in the history of the Internet.
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Facebook closes flat first day on market
By BARBARA ORTUTAY ~ AP NEW YORK — In the hours before Facebook's stock began trading on the Nasdaq for the first time, CEO Mark Zuckerberg reminded the company's 3500 employees not to get caught up in the hoopla surrounding its long-awaited initial …
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FarmVille Mystery Game and Pig-O contents: May 14, 2012
The prizes for the FarmVille Mystery Game and Pig-O are listed below. If you'd rather not know the contents ahead of time, you should head over to my other articles now. This week, you can find the following all-new items behind those balloons: …
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Candy Crush Saga holds the lead on the fastest growing Facebook games by MAU
King.com's Candy Crush Saga is continuing its impressive winning streak, topping this week's list of fastest growing Facebook games by monthly active users with a 23 percent gain of 1.4 million MAU. Two bubble shooters appear in the top five positions …
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Candy Crush Saga highlighted in this week's fastest-growing Facebook games
Candy Crush Saga, a recently launched puzzler from the studio, was the fastest growing game last week after picking up 2.2 million monthly active users, more than doubling its size to 4.2 million total players. It was followed by Rovio's Facebook …
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King's Pyramid Solitare Saga to Facebook

King's Pyramid Solitare Saga to Facebook
by Mats Nylund King.com, the Swedish social game developer, just launched one of its most popular games, Pyramid Solitaire Saga, on Facebook. King.com is the second biggest game developer on facebook, bigger than all the “conventional” developers, …
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Kingcom Launches Facebook Game Pyramid Solitaire Saga
Launch follows the company's sharp growth surpassing 10 million daily active users and overtaking both EA and Wooga to be the second largest games developer on Facebook By PR Newswire SAN FRANCISCO and LONDON, May 4, 2012 /PRNewswire/ –King.com, …
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Pyramid Solitaire Saga, il solitario a spasso per l'antico egitto, su Facebook!
Amici di Fantagiochi oggi vi segnalo un bel gioco su Facebook dedicato al mondo dei giochi di carte e più precisamente del solitario. Pyramid Solitaire Saga infatti unisce il mistero del magico mondo egiziano con un gioco che ha sempre appassionato, …
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Our Friend – Words With Friends.

WORDS WITH FRIENDS

Originally made available in 2009, Words With Friends has been a hit among iOS- and Android-device users. The game resembles Scrabble by requiring users to form words on a board complete with boxes for double and triple-score letters and words. The game adds some social flair by letting players take on friends from their respective devices. According to the Words With Friends listing in Apple’s App Store, the game has more than 20 million players around the globe.
By bringing Words With Friends to Facebook, Zynga has made the game the first that it has ported from mobile platforms to the social network. The company has previously moved its popular online games, including FarmVille, to mobile devices.

Words With Friends just HAD to be placed on our site. Since being release on Facebook it has found many followers!

Pyramid Solitaire Saga: King.com’s answer to Solitaire Blitz on Facebook

Pyramid Solitaire Saga: King.com's answer to Solitaire Blitz on Facebook
In terms of card games, one style in particular has found a following on Facebook – pyramid solitaire (look at Solitaire Blitz, for example). King.com carries on in this new tradition with the launch of Pyramid Solitaire Saga on Facebook.
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King.com Launches Facebook Game Pyramid Solitaire Saga
SAN FRANCISCO and LONDON, May 4, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ — King.com, the leading casual social games company, today announces that it has launched one of its most popular games, Pyramid Solitaire, onto Facebook. Pyramid Solitaire Saga becomes …
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Play cards the Egyptian way with Pyramid Solitaire Saga
King.com's “Saga” series of games makes up some of the most consistently popular titles on Facebook, and between them they have covered a wide variety of puzzle genres so far. Pyramid Solitaire Saga is the latest addition to the collection, …
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Pyramid Solitaire Saga – Good old Solitaire!

PYRAMID SOLITAIRE SAGA

 

King.com’s take on Soliatire…

Over the last few years, we’ve witnessed a few trends come and go in the world of Facebook gaming. Just a few years ago, most major developers had tried their proverbial hand at a city-building or farming game, but now, the trends have shifted more towards arcade style casino and card games. In terms of card games, one style in particular has found a following on Facebook – pyramid solitaire (look at Solitaire Blitz, for example). King.com carries on in this new tradition with the launch of Pyramid Solitaire Saga on Facebook.

Pyramid Solitaire Saga (phew, say that five times fast) takes place in and around the pyramids of Egypt, with each level giving you a set of cards to clear from your stone tablet. For those unfamiliar with pyramid solitaire, you’ll have one active card at the bottom of the screen, and must then clear the cards above by clicking on cards one number lower or higher than that active card. That is, if a 3 is the active card, you could then click on either a 2 or a 4 to begin a run.

The ultimate goal in each level of Pyramid Solitaire Saga is to clear enough cards to uncover the golden scarabs, which normally rest underneath larger piles of cards. It’s not necessary to clear 100% of the cards in each level to achieve this, but you’ll probably get pretty close each time. You’ll have five lives at your disposal, but will only actually lose those lives if you fail to reach the level’s target score or run out of cards to pull from your deck before uncovering the golden scarabs.
Points are earned by clearing multiple cards in a chain before needing to draw from the pile once again, but as with most games of this type, your ultimate success will depend more on luck than skill. So long as you’re observant and exhaust all options before drawing your next card, the rest really isn’t even up to you. Luckily, gameplay is made more enjoyable with some seemingly small design touches, like the ability to press the space bar to draw a card, allowing your mouse to never leave the top area of the screen. Furthermore, the golden scarab cards are clearly marked with golden borders, so you won’t accidentally click on useless cards when simply trying to uncover them.

Rounding out the package is the ability to view your scores on each individual level alongside those of your friends on the in-game leaderboards, and the boosts feature that serves to change your game in some way (say, by adding additional cards to your deck). It would have been nice to see an “undo” button available in each level, in case you happen to draw a new card too early, but otherwise, Pyramid Solitaire Saga works well and is an entertaining (albeit slow-paced) take on the growing pyramid solitaire genre on Facebook.

Another great Facebook game that we hope will give you hours of enjoyment! There are so many Facebook games out there but we want to give you the GOOD ones!!!

Candy Crush Saga – King.com’s new TREAT!

CANDY CRUSH SAGA

 

Why Candy Crush Saga?

Is there an award for the most adorable match-three game? Well, we’re making one right now, because King.com’s newest social game, Candy Crush Saga on Facebook, is a downright saccharine marriage of match-three and Candy Land. The sixth “Saga” Facebook game to come from London-based casual games portal is available now for all to play.

Candy Crush Saga is actually a social version of a game that already exists on King.com proper, but with a new lot of social features that demand it be on Facebook. For instance, as players match identical pieces of candy in each of the game’s 65 levels at launch, they’ll progress along a game board much like they would in Bubble Witch Saga. As they press on, players will be able to compare how far along they are with their friends’ positions on the same game board.

Of course, players can unlock more levels by inviting their friends and purchase in-game boosts with Facebook Credits. But what seems to set Candy Crush Saga apart from the established match-three games on Facebook–namely Diamond Dash and Bejeweled Blitz–is the levels themselves. The two latter games present the same level every time with a constant stream of gems and new power-ups, while Candy Crush Saga’s 65 levels are predetermined with a limited number of moves.

Candy Crush Saga FacebookThis game also provides players with a number of play modes, like timed sessions, limited moves, a collecting objects mode and more are promised to come as King.com updates Candy Crush Saga with more levels. King.com CMO Alex Dale also took the chance to announce yet another milestone for the developer when speaking with us: King.com has outpaced EA as the third most popular Facebook game maker in terms of daily players. But how did the company do it in such a short amount of time?

“What happened with Bubble Saga was a number of years of trying out different approaches to Facebook, and it was the Saga formula that we had success with,” Dale tells us. “This was marrying the basic game mechanic from successful games on King.com with the social layer, but also focusing on a more relaxed gameplay experience … which works well for the Facebook audience. There’s a secular trend, as the Facebook games audience has broadened, toward casual social games. We’ve kind of ridden that wave, if you like.”

Dale goes on to say that the popularity of the simulator-style Facebook game (i.e. your ‘Villes) has dwindled and that casual social games are on the up and up. King.com is laser-focused on this trend, so expect plenty more puzzle-style Facebook games where Candy Crush Saga came from.

Farmville – The biggest and the best!

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The player begins with an empty farm and a fixed starting amount of “farm coins”, the primary currency in the game. Players also earn XP (experience points) for performing certain actions in the game such as plowing land or buying items. At certain XP benchmarks, the player’s level rises. As the player obtains more items and progresses through levels, crops and animals become available to them via the “market” where items can be purchased using either farm coins or “farm cash”. Farm cash is earned by leveling up or completing offers, or purchased for real money.

Crops

The main way a player earns farm coins is through harvesting of crops or visiting their neighbors. The player does this by paying coins for plowing a unit of land and for planting crops, such as tomatoes on it, finally harvesting them after a certain amount of time has elapsed. The amount of time it takes for a crop to mature, and how much money a crop yields when harvested, is dependent on the crop planted and is noted on its entry in the “market” dialog. They will wither, or they will be of no use when a crop-specific amount of time has elapsed, the amount of time being equal to 2 times the amount of time taken to grow the crop (for example, crops which take 8 hours to grow will wither after 2.5×8=20 hours). However, a player can use farm cash to purchase an “unwither” to rejuvenate the crops or can use a biplane with “instant grow” to cause crops to be immediately available for harvest. Although the biplane can be purchased with coins, this special feature is only available for farm cash. As a player levels up more, crops with a higher payoff and economy will become available. Sometimes a crop will need a permit that costs FC in order to be planted.

A player may also buy or receive from friends livestock and trees or bushes, such as cherry trees or chickens, which do not wither but instead become ready for harvest for preset amounts of money a set amount of time from their last harvest. Trees and livestock cannot die.

Social interaction

Like most Zynga games, FarmVille incorporates the social networking aspect of Facebook into many areas of gameplay. Recently FarmVille has allowed players to add neighbours that are not Facebook friends, thus allowing the player to have many neighbours at hand. Player invite friends or other players that are not Facebook friends to be their neighbors, allowing them to perform five actions on each other’s farms per day by “visiting” it. Neighbours may also send gifts and supplies to each other, complete specialized tasks together for rewards, and join “co-ops” – joint efforts to grow a certain amount of certain crops. Gifts are sent as mystery gifts with expensive, but random items, special deliveries with building supplies, or by choosing a particular item to send. They cost the sending user nothing. For FarmVille’s 2nd birthday, a series of different mystery gifts were added to the Gifts Page.

Decorations

Decorations can be purchased in the market for coins or cash or can be sent in the form of free gifts. Decorations include many items like buildings, hay bales, fences, nutcrackers, gnomes, flags, topiaries, etc. There are sometimes limited edition items depending on the theme such as a Valentine’s Day theme, Halloween theme, winter theme, etc. Decorations also give experience points (XP) depending on the cost. During the summer, Zynga releases an event called “The 7 Days Of Summer”, where they re-release a different theme every 24 hours.

Expansions

There are several additional farms the player can visit that have been added over the game’s lifetime: English Countryside, Lighthouse Cove, Winter Wonderland, and Hawaiian Paradise.