Mobility Games announces

four new games.

After the resounding success of their previous title, World Soccer Manager

2005, Mobility Games punched in another soccer manager this year. As accustomed

with their work and policy, this year title it's not a mere face-lift of the previous

title, but a whole new game altogether. Thirty two international teams for you

to choose from, dozens of attack strategies and presets of tactical options allow

your team to embrace any style of play that you can imagine. Essentially, there

are as many ways to fine-tune your roster and its tactics as there are grains

of sand on the beach. Every match sees you trying different approaches to get

the best possible performance out of your squad and then going back to the drawing

board because, as with life in the real sports world, you can never get things

perfect

Another nifty accessory it's the „News” tab. From there you can always

check what's going on with the other teams and championships and see what player

left for what team and (most importantly) for what amount of money.

The AI works like a breeze in terms of „in-game” gameplay. Players

run around, defenders are blocking and tagging the most offensive adversaries,

they take decisions based on your indications and strategies and sometimes change

their minds passing the ball to another team mate. The graphics couldn't look

better and it runs smoothly also.

Overall, this game is a far more better product than the previous one, an attempt

to fill all possible “gameplay” gaps and to deliver a total soccer

management experience on your mobile phone. It's a must have for all the soccer

fans out there.

TRIAL

Over the last 2 years or so, the mobile games developing company, Mobility Games,

delighted the mobile gaming community with strong and catchy products, based

mainly on popular and successful franchises. Even though being a relatively

small company, compared to its colossal competitors, Mobility Games achieved

a certain degree of masterfulness always trying to push the boundaries of mobile

technology limitations, making tight turns keeping up with their milestones.

Not contenting themselves in remaking and re-skinning successful titles and

gameplay, they always sought an alternative as well as solutions.

The „Jordi Tarres: Trial” is no exception and reflects all said

above. Based on the Gas Gas franchise, Trial brings not only the thrills of

the „observed motorcycle trials” to your pocket but also breaks

down all the excitement in a comprehensive and coherent gameplay. Since Jordi

Tarres represents an iconic figure in the world of the trial championships the

game had to stand up to his name, Mobility Games delivering a powerful product.

First of all the incredible features, it's the game's bulletproof physiques.

Unparalleled physique engine powers the game allowing great and realistic gameplay.

But that wouldn't be enough to accurate simulate trial championships. The actual

bike you control (the magnificent GasGas TXT PRO300) is actually composed of

7 distinct elements, all governed individually by the physiques engine. Combined

with the 9 types of maneuvers, this mix consists the bread and butter of the

gameplay. Being not a contest of speed but one of reflex, patience and bike

maneuvering skill, the gameplay can accommodate from the seasoned bike racing

fans to even the inexperienced (levels difficulty gradually increasing). But

still, the gameplay is complex enough to allow the speed freaks to roar across

the obstacles, gaining speed as they ascend and hope for a lucky landing, or

one can take his time dealing with one obstacle at the time, swing the bike

forth and backwards, shifting weight from front to back, jumping in one wheel

to avoid building speed or sliding down from that obstacle.

Yes, they say that patience is a virtue, but when you see a clock ticking in

a corner of a screen, and knowing that if you don't hurry up the CPU might do

better, patience becomes a very relative concept.

LFP Trivia

LFP Trivia is one of the Mobility Games answer to an already exhausted type

of gameplay but who never fails to keep us entertained. Yes, you can always

brag of how much you know of soccer, now it is time to put your knowledge where

your mouth is.

Mobility Games “LFP Trivia 2006” features two types of gameplays,

one simply called Friendly match allows you to go head to head with another

team. By answering correctly your players will advance toward the other team

goalkeeper, if you answer wrong, the opposing team will advance and eventually

score. After each goal the game table resets and you start all over again. Score

as much goals as possible in the time window and you will win. The other type

of game is called “Endurance” and is a more conventional trivia

gameplay. Each good answer will award you more and more time (of course failing

a decent amount of time will be subtracted from your time window) and your goal

is to keep playing as much as possible and answer as many questions as you can.

This time you can't take as much time is needed for a question, your only deadline

would be your accumulated time.

New gameplay brings new perspective as well as new gaming possibilities. You

will ultimately love it or hate it.

Mobility Games is proud to present you one of the best looking games ever

to hit the mobile phone gaming market. "Penalty 2006" brings "in-game"

enough joy and excitement to keep you glued at the game. First of all the sharp

3D graphics provide eye-candy players and environment as well as detailed animation

complete with moving fans in the tribunes that will cheer for you or otherwise.

But the game really strong point is the physical engine, which allows accurate

and realistic penalty shoot-outs as well as ball bouncing from the bars, ground

or goal keeper's hands or body. But shooting penalty kicks is not all what this

game is about, in order to achieve victory you must be also on the other side

of the fence as goal keeper.

Fast and intuitive gameplay provides enough challenge for the neophyte as well

as for the experienced one.

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