![]() CityVille 2 rolled out globally in 15 languages. The game also challenges players to figure out who or what sparked an explosion at the city's mayoral estate. CityVille 2 calls on players to deal with simulated urban woes such as fires, traffic and crime. Online friends can help build one another's' cities, consulting in real time using a newly added online chat feature. Players take on the role of a mayor out to revive a virtual city by guiding the creation of businesses, museums, homes, roads, parks and other essentials of urban life. CityVille 2 is available free at and was to debut "soon" at the online playground. ![]() Zynga went 3-D in a revamped version of "FarmVille" released in September and has attracted more than 64 million monthly players, according to application metrics tracker AppData. "CityVille 2 immerses players in a storyline peppered with quirky and interesting characters, while also delivering a beautiful 3-D town where players can compete with or play with friends as they build their unique city." The original CityVille launched two years ago and boasted 100 million monthly users at the peak of its popularity but the current number of players is less than a fifth of that figure. "CityVille was a runaway hit that brought players a truly social and fun city building experience," said the sequel's director of design Mark Nelson. Zynga on Thursday launched a 3-D version of "CityVille," adding a new dimension as well as a mystery storyline in a sequel to the online social game. ![]()
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