Games developer Zynga has said it plans to cut 520 jobs and warned that it expects wider losses than it previously estimated.
The cuts, which represent about 18% of its workforce, come after the company shed 5% of its staff in October.
Zynga is one of the pioneers of social gaming but has struggled to replicate the success of its Farmville series.
It said it now expects to make a loss of between $28.5m to $39m in the April to June quarter.
That is worse than the projection of a loss of between $26.5m and $36.5m the company had issued earlier this year.
The firm also warned that sales of in-game virtual goods were likely to come in at the lower end of its estimate.
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