Thread: What is Cityville?

What is Cityville? Is it like Farmville?

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Farmville is a rip off of Harvest Moon, Cityville is a rip off of Sim City, that's the general consensus.

If you don't like Cityville, then try playing SimCity3000, that should still work.

CityVille is a browser based casual social city-building simulation game developed by Zynga as an application for the social-networking website Facebook. It was announced on November 18, 2010, but the launch date was delayed to December to allow Zynga to make adjustments to the game.
The game attracted 290,000 players on its launch day making it Zynga's largest launch ever at the time of its release.On the 2nd of January it reached the most monthly active users for an application ever on Facebook, beating Farmville's previous record although numbers may drop as its release date was exactly a month prior.
The game allows Facebook members to become the mayor of a virtual city and to oversee its development into a large metropolis. Players can perform tasks, which include farming, construction, and tax collection in their city using energy points. The amount of energy available increases as the user gains in experience levels. The energy points are replenished automatically at a constant rate.
The player can also visit their neighbor's city and perform up to 5 jobs daily. This gives the user reputation points which provides the user with a free goods bonus with each reputation level-up and increases the amount of energy, XP and coins bonuses available on a daily basis. Players can send other players gifts and help them in some of the goals. The main task of the game is to complete goals,which can be seen on the top left corner of the screen. Players can also buy goods,sell goods,(supply goods to other players cities if their business branches are on their cities) and produce their own goods by farming. This virtual game has approximately 75-90 experience levels.

by the way, that information is from wikipedia.org .. credits to the site by the way ..