Shares of Zynga fell as much as 8 percent Friday after forecasting current-quarter bookings largely below estimates.
The stock later closed down nearly 7 percent.
Bookings are a metric indicating future revenue, including sales of virtual goods, and a key statistic for the popular online game developer.
The company forecast third-quarter bookings in the range of $180 million to $190 million, largely below the average analyst estimate of $188 million, according to FactSet.
The "FarmVille" creator did report higher-than-expected bookings in the second quarter, driven by higher demand for its slot games and social games such as "Words with Friends."
The company said bookings were $175 million in the three months ending June 30. Analysts on average had expected $171.3 million, according to FactSet.
Since Jan. 1, the stock of the company has risen by about 3 percent.
Zynga performance in 2016
—Reuters contributed to this report.