Farmville creator Zynga fails to find new daily players Despite reporting better-than-predicted four quarter revenue of $311.2 million, the games company did not grow its 54 million daily active userbase - with the figure remaining flat on the previous quarter. This is also in spite of releasing several new updates to existing successful games and ramping up its mobile offering. The company, which raised $1bn in an Initial Public Offering (IPO) last December, now attracts 240 million monthly active users. Analysts have expressed concern at the stagnant daily user figures, especially so soon after its IPO. Mark Pincus, Zynga's founder and chief executive, said: "2011 was another milestone year for Zynga's mission of connecting the world through games. We are seeing social games and more broadly play become one of the most popular pastimes on web and mobile...We saw great momentum in mobile and advertising and ended the year with a strong pipeline of new games. The company is working with board games maker Hasbro at the moment to create a range of physical toy and gaming products to release later this year around the world.