MuZui social gaming website goes live
After 7 million downloads during beta test
Created by three brothers from Copenhagen, MuZui.com finally went live on 15th September. The purpose of the site it to allow gamers to create, share and play casual games online and through their mobiles.
The site allows user to create mobile and Flash games and build new levels; sharing them and challenging friends. With over seven million downloads clocked during the six month beta phase, the concept has received investment from internet guru Morton Lund (of Skype and web 2.0 fame). Now in full release, MuZui is inviting mobile gamers to the site to start building, sharing and playing new games.
"With our social network partnerships we are increasing accessibility, so that the kids and youngsters can stop playing ordinary games and start being their own game developers," says Andreas Borch Hansen, one of three brothers behind the unique gaming platform.
10 existing games from the beta testing are available to try, with another 11 brand new ones to celebrate the site's official launch. The brothers have set themselves the goal of reaching 1 million users by the end of 2009, and promise that the site's features should soon be entirely available through Facebook.
Head on over to www.MuZui.com and tell them Pocket Gamer sent you.
