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King Digital Entertainment the company that created the popular game Candy Crush Saga is going in for an IPO with a valuation of AU $8.5 billion. Will the valuation and share price succeed? Or will we see a repeat of Facebook? .ads_rectangle_img_content_left background-color: FFFFFF;font-size: 1px;line-height: 1px;margin: 0;padding: 0;content left_toolwidth:300px !important;content left_tool_1display: inline;float: left;margin-right: 15px;width:180px !important; View Full Image Reuters A woman poses for a photo illustration with an iPhone as she plays Candy Crush in New York February 18, 2014. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri Candy Crush Saga has 97 million daily average users according to the company, making it the top game. It is followed by Farm Heroes Saga with 20 million daily average users, Pet Rescue Saga 15 million, Papa Pear Saga 5 million and Bubble Witch Saga with 3 million daily average users.The IPO is offering 22.2 million shares with a share price ranging from $21 to $24 putting the value of the firm at AU $8.