CityVille不再是Zynga公司的最新游戏啦！最近据游戏邦了解，社交游戏巨头公司Zynga正致力于开发新款游戏Mafia Nation，现正邀请Zynga现有玩家参与游戏测试。

Mafia Nation

据游戏邦了解，在Zynga新款游戏Mafia Nation中，玩家的组织将与全世界为敌：玩家可通过各种方式创建组织，抢占地盘，带领手下走上权势而奢靡的生活。“你是否厌倦了社会的条条框框？那么就建立自己的生存制度吧！”在游戏标志和简介之下是一份关于用户兴趣的问卷调查，咨询玩家是否愿意参与游戏测试及其性别，年龄等信息。目前，Zynga公司尚未对新款游戏发表任何评论。

Crime Nation

据游戏邦了解，该款游戏原本命名为Crime Nation，最近才改名为Mafia Nation，类似于Zynga的热门文本类角色扮演游戏Mafia Wars。然而，MaFia Nation的标志在视觉上却与Funzio的Crime City十分相似。鉴于Crime City是2010年较为成功的少数社交游戏之一，相信Zynga的新款游戏或多或少“参考”了其中的游戏模式。

当然，Zynga去年发布的最新城市建设类游戏CityVille证明了该公司在融合游戏元素方面的强大实力，因此我们可以期待Mafia Nation带给人们超越其他同类游戏的乐趣。（本文为游戏邦/gamerboom.com编译，转载请注明来源：游戏邦）

CityVille isn’t the only new game from Zynga — it’s also working on another one called Mafia Nation, that it’s been asking its existing players to apply to become beta testers for, according to reader Frank B.

You can see the survey here. The game, according to the survey, has the following objective: “In Mafia Nation, it’s your crew against the world: build your team, defend your turf, and lead them to power and luxury… by any means necessary. Are you tired of rules? Time to step up and start making your own.” Following the logo and summary, the survey asks users how interested they’d be in playing, whether they’d like to be a beta tester, their age, and gender. Zynga declined to comment.

The original creative showed the name to be Crime Nation, but it was just recently changed to Mafia Nation.

That doesn’t sound so different from Mafia Wars, which is a text-based role-playing game. However, the isometric visuals of the logo more closely resemble the newer title Crime City, developed by Funzio, which combines role-playing with simulation game elements, like city-building and, at its best moments, resembles Grand Theft Auto. Since Crime City was one of the few big successes of 2010, it would fit Zynga’s modus operandi to emulate the game.

But for Zynga, which has proven itself expert at integrating concepts from a wide range of games with CityVille, Mafia Nation (surprisingly not yet called MafiaVille) could prove to be a yet more interesting iteration on the genre. （Source：Inside Social Games）