CityVille now has 61 million active users, compared to 56 million for FarmVille, according to AppData. Having only launched at the beginning of this month, it’s gotten huge faster than any game in history.CityVille added 6.9 million users on Thursday alone. I had previously noted the game gained 10 million users between Sunday night.Zynga hasn’t hit it out of the park every time with its previous FarmVille follow-ups. The company’s most recent launch, FrontierVille which like CityVille was notable for its amped-up social features and was considered quite successful, is currently at 30 million monthly active users.
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