China’s growing addiction: online farming games

Reported by VentureBeat on Friday, 30 October 2009 (on October 30, 2009)

Social farm games now dominate all major Chinese social networking sites--RenRen, Kaixin001, 51.com and QQ's massive QZone. Happy Farm, the first and largest social farm game, now exceeds 23 million daily active users. Including QQ Farm's rumored 100 million total users, China may already be the largest market for social farm games in the world.

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