CityVille initially had 80 experience levels, which was increased to 90 experience levels and again to 200 experience levels. Players can also buy goods, sell goods (supplying goods to other players' cities if their business branches are in their cities), and produce their own goods by farming and shipping. The main task of the game is to complete goals, which can be seen on the top left corner of the screen and earn City Coins. Players can send other players gifts and help them in some of their goals.
Points increase the amount of energy, experience level and coins bonuses available on a daily basis. The points provide the player with a free goods bonus and one or two heart requests with each reputation level-up. The player can also visit their neighbor's city and perform up to five different jobs every 12 hours. The energy points are replenished automatically at a constant rate of one energy every five minutes. The amount of energy available increases as the player gains in experience levels, up to a maximum of 30 or 38 with the dam addition and up to 47 with the addition of the wind farm. The city can grow with various tasks to be performed. Gameplay ĬityVille allows players to become the owner of a virtual city and to oversee its development into a large metropolis. Players had been given a notice when opening the game prior to the shutdown. It was closed down on February, 2013 just three months after the game's release.ĬityVille was shut down on April 30, 2015. Ī sequel, CityVille 2, was released in December 2012. This is certainly the case for those with few Facebook friends who also play.CityVille is a defunct casual social city-building game developed by Zynga, and released in December 2010. As time goes on however, it becomes more the kind of game that just needs some simple maintenance for 10-15 minutes a day here or there. A series of different missions and goals given out by the residents encourages growth and expansion.
The amount of play time within CityVille Hometown does seem to shrink as time goes by. At first, the town is a mere hamlet but through careful planning and growth, it's not long before it becomes a bustling city. Much like the Facebook game, players take control of a growing city. A healthy dose of Facebook friends who also play will come in very handy, as well. Refreshingly for a free to play game, players won't feel too coerced into dishing out real money in order to progress. This version, titled Hometown, follows much of the CityVille traditions while still maintaining its own brand of gameplay. Seemingly now bigger than the mighty Farmville, it makes sense to see an iOS version of popular Facebook game, CityVille.
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