Muzui developers, are working on our own turn-based multiplayer backgammon game. The game consists of a Java version for Muzui gamesite, and a Java version downloadable for your mobile phone.

The scoresystem ELO has been modified a bit, to better suit Muzui users - but the moves, features and strategies of the game are left as in the original version.

Its possible, to download the game and challenge a friend online through your mobile phone.

‘Dancing the Bar’, ‘ShutOut’, ‘Straggler’ , It’s all a part of the game, and if you are a good backgammon player, you could have a chance of becoming the #1 player on Muzui.com highscore tables.

But don’t worry, Muzui is enabling a brand new ranking system, so beginner players, can play beginner oponents- more about the ranking system in a later post.

The backgammon game is launched friday next week- so get your game on!

Yesterday Don Reisinger, wrote an article about Muzui.com on TechCrunch.com.

We were happy to see a large amount of traffic coming from TechCrunch, aswell as some positive feedback and criticism from the users/readers of TechCrunch.

Building a new social site from scratch, is not an easy task - so we try to listen to the users, in what they want from a social site, and build it in..

We thank the guys at TechCrunch, and all commenters on the post.

If you didn’t read the article yet, you should - head on over to TechCrunch.com.

SpaceCowboy is by far one of the most popular games on Muzui.com.  The story begins with Troy McCroy who fights evil cows, and does what Troy does the best: Runs.

The action packed, lasso swingin’ platform game has new levels added daily by users on Muzui.com - The game is activated more than 1000 times a day on mobile phones across the world.

You can grab a copy of SpaceCowboy from our download/WAP page, or play it online here.

The game it self, was intended to be a trilogy, and we are certainly working on chapter 2 and 3 since we experienced the big success of chapter 1.

Did you know:

• SpaceCowboy is the most popular game on Muzui.com
• The game was intended to be a trilogy.
• The build-a-level editor enables all users on Muzui.com to add their own levels.
• A level, takes an average of 48 seconds to complete in SpaceCowboy

“Chapter 2, takes place in the cold gold mines- with Troy as the driver of a mine-wagon. “

Chapter 2 is on the sketch board. We have no release date for the next chapter, but we can encourage fans, by letting you all know - it will be added

If you haven’t tried out SpaceCowboy yet, give it a go at Muzui.com.