Gametren – Zynga has finally decided to discontinue its farming simulation game, farm VilleAfter being on air for eleven years since it was first launched in 2009.
according to company announcement The social media game, a plan to completely shut down the game that was once very popular on the Facebook service, will take place on December 31, 2020.
Zynga argued that discontinuing the social media game service was because Adobe would stop distributing and updating support for Adobe Flash Player, and Facebook plans to stop this support completely by the end of 2020.
Like some games that rely on Adobe Flash Player in their development, FarmVille was also affected, so it was forced to follow the flow and cease operations.
Still, Zynga makes sure that FarmVille fans can play their favorite game until it stops working altogether in the future.
Fans can still shop at the FarmVille game before Zynga shuts down the payment system on November 17th, 2020.
Therefore, Zynga strongly recommends that fans spend their credits enjoying the remnants of the in-game fun before FarmVille closes.
Zynga itself plans to bring a number of activities to the game designed to provide an enjoyable “farewell event” for FarmVille fans.
For fans who want to continue playing farming simulation games, they can join Zynga’s other series, including FarmVille 2: Tropic Escape, FarmVille 2: Country Escape, and FarmVille 2 on the web.
Interestingly, Zynga offers bonus package For loyal fans who want to migrate to FarmVille: Tropic Escape before FarmVille is completely closed.
Zynga is also currently producing a new series called FarmVille 3 with plans to launch globally for mobile devices sometime in the future.
After being in effect for some time, Adobe Flash Player has to recognize the benefits of HTML5 which has a high level of security and can work well on mobile devices.
Adobe’s discontinuation of support for this platform cannot be avoided, even though it forces many services to stop or cut, such as FarmVille and Kongregate did some time ago.
