I urge you try them all and see what you enjoy the most. One of the nice thing about supporting lesser-known games is that you can shape the change you wish to see by supporting them, either financially through in-game purchases, but ALSO by providing constructive feedback. There are numerous restaurant type games all over Facebook, and many of the developers are still humble enough to care about what you think of them. Cafe World is not going to come back, so one option is to fill the void with another game, one more deserving of your attention. It's on this final point that I wish to help. Boycot Zynga!'īargaining– 'Sign this Petition to save Cafe World!' (Even though it won't make a difference!)ĭepression– 'I don't know what I'm going to do without Cafe World. These are some of the things I've heard around Facebook over the last few days:ĭenial– 'Surely it's not closing because surely Big Viking Games (saviors of Yoville) or RockYou! (makers of Zoo World) will save it.' Rich palms casino.Īnger– 'If Zynga closes Cafe World, I will never play another Zynga game again. This was very frustrating on players, and contributed largely to its decline.Īs with the closing of any game – those who 'survive' its death have to face many complicated feelings, and even the Five Stages of Loss and Grief could be applied, even though 'it's just a game'. Maybe too much something because it was hard to participate in everything without needing to spend large amounts of real cash. Yesterday, Zynga's Cafe World finally closed its doors, much to the sadness of its remaining players.Ĭafe World had a rich and diverse game with many, many things that a player could do – whether it was repeatedly cook a dish in order to master it, participate in multi-person catering jobs, decorate a cafe – it had something for everyone. I admit that it lasted a little longer than I expected, but this day was honestly inevitable.
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