I dieci giochi più giocati su Facebook nel 2011

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Giochi più giocati su Facebook

Fine anno in genere è il periodo ideale per stilare classifiche e resoconti, vediamo quindi quali sono stati i dieci titoli più giocati su Facebook nel corso del 2011. A sorpresa, Zynga non esce trionfatrice da questa top ten, visto che al primo posto troviamo Gardens Of Time di Playdom.

The Sims Social di Electronic Arts si piazza direttamente al secondo posto, mentre il podio si chiude con CityVille. Gli altri giochi Zynga in classifica sono Indiana Jones Adventure World (posizione 5), Words With Friends (6) ed Empires & Allies, alla posizione numero otto.

Giochi come CastleVille e Mafia Wars 2 non hanno riscosso il successo sperato, mentre FarmVille e FrontierVille escono definitivamente dalla classifica, insieme all’onnipresente Zynga Poker, anche lui fuori dalla top ten.

  1. Gardens Of Time (Playdom)
  2. The Sims Social (Electronic Arts)
  3. CityVille (Zynga)
  4. DoubleDown Casino (DoubleDown Interactive)
  5. Indiana Jones Adventure World (Zynga)
  6. Words With Friends (Zynga)
  7. Bingo Blitz (Buffalo Studios)
  8. Empires & Allies (Zynga)
  9. Slotomania-Slot Machines (Playtika)
  10. Diamond Dash (Wooga)

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