Zynga continues to lose talent, Chief game designer leaves

According to foreign media reports, Zynga's chief game designer Blaine Renoz Brian Reynolds has been left out of the news, which has been confirmed by Zynga.

The departure of Reynolds was a blow to Zynga. After Zynga's poor second-quarter earnings and the resignation of COO John Chabert (John schappert) in the middle of last year, many of Zynga's top executives opted to leave the company to find another high.

Reynolds joined Zynga in 2009 and immediately became famous within the company. He worked as creative director and CEO at Big Huge Game, and launched a "national rise" and other well-known games. But after joining Zynga, he also endorsed Zynga's casual games and led the development of games such as FrontierVille and CityVille 2.

Previously, Zynga had lost several generals, including chief financial Officer David Vina David Wehner, Treasurer Mack Gupta (Mike Gupta), Vice President Roy Saigar (Roy Sehgal) and general manager Steve Schreck (Steve schreck).