Kim Kardashian's iconic mobile game, "Kim Kardashian: Hollywood," made by Glu Mobile, is about to shut down this coming April 8 and happens just before it would have been ten years old in June. People who play the game now see a sign saying they can't buy things inside it anymore.

This is happening closer to when they plan on shutting down everything, and even though the game was removed from online stores, people who already have it can still play until servers shut down.

Kim Kardashian's Famous Mobile Game Bids Farewell to Fans

Expressing gratitude to the game's community, Kardashian told a news firm that she is forever inspired by the "Kim Kardashian: Hollywood" community. She also thanked those who backed and took part in playing the game for over ten years.

Kardashian knew her feelings but still decided to focus on other things instead of the game. This means she is starting a new path. She thanked the Glu team and many others who helped make the game successful.

Right now, the fans of "Kim Kardashian: Hollywood" are getting a warning when they go online, telling them the game is about to close down. The sign says the game will be taken out of app stores. This means new players won't be able to get it and follow along with being famous in a virtual world.

Fortunately, existing players have until April 8 to enjoy the game's features before it becomes inaccessible. The notice expresses gratitude to supporters, accompanied by a countdown timer marking the approaching shutdown.

Launched in 2014 through Kim Kardashian's collaboration with Glu Mobile, the game allowed players to pursue A-list celebrity status by engaging in activities like acting, modeling, appearances, and dating.

The game's in-game currency, K-stars, facilitated progression, contributing to its initial success of earning $1.6 million within five days of its release despite mixed reviews.

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A Success on Kim Kardashian's Mobile Game

Kim Kardashian's foray into the mobile gaming world proved to be a monumental triumph, swiftly racing toward an estimated $200 million in annual revenue a month after its 2014 launch.

While the game titled "Kim Kardashian: Hollywood" centered around the reality television star, it also incorporated appearances from her relatives to broaden the attraction of interacting virtually with the entire well-known family ensemble, comprising Khloé and Kourtney Kardashian as well as Kris Jenner, thereby amplifying enthusiasm for taking on the role of Kim within the digital world.

Beyond the Kardashian clan, notable figures like André Leon Talley and NeNe Leakes made digital appearances within the game, enhancing its allure. Talley, in particular, celebrated his virtual presence, showcasing a fashionably attired avatar adorned in Valentino ensembles and tailored suits via an Instagram post.

Talley expressed his excitement about the game and its digital version, showing off his stylish wedding gown from Kardashian's Parisian nuptials to prove his participation in the virtual endeavor.

A decade of engagement and enjoyment later, the game is getting ready to say goodbye, leaving a legacy of commercial success and celebrity partnerships that enthralled gamers worldwide.

"Kim Kardashian: Hollywood," says goodbye to ten years of glitz and stardom. With the game's shutdown, an era of celebrity cameos, financial success, and virtual notoriety ends. While players treasure their last moments, this legendary mobile adventure's legacy endures through its remarkable partnerships and noteworthy accomplishments.

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