Zynga is spreading its wings beyond Facebook, the giant social network that made it a giant gaming network in its own right. Some 232 million Facebook users also use Zynga.
It has launched a new, independent gaming platform, Project Z. Other than the absence of Facebook, Project Z sounds as though it will operate very much in the same fashion as Zynga has to date. The games will be free; however, players can advance more quickly by buying the online virtual goods Zynga also sells. Players can reserve their gamer tags, now called “zTags,” by visiting the Zynga website.
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Zynga Wants to Fly - but Keep a Room in the Nest
Posted by: Erika Morphy October 12, 2011 09:20 AMZynga is spreading its wings beyond Facebook, the giant social network that made it a giant gaming network in its own right. Some 232 million Facebook users also use Zynga.
It has launched a new, independent gaming platform, Project Z. Other than the absence of Facebook, Project Z sounds as though it will operate very much in the same fashion as Zynga has to date. The games will be free; however, players can advance more quickly by buying the online virtual goods Zynga also sells. Players can reserve their gamer tags, now called “zTags,” by visiting the Zynga website.