(openPR) - The new mobile phone game „Mechanics“ demands a sound basis of organizing ability and players’ high concentration. Small subjects must be guided through a system of gadgets to reach the target place without harm. A fiddly job for the player but attended with high entertainment.
The little creatures are located in an odd world and obviously normal means of transport do not exist. The player has to make sure that all little men reach their destination. In each level a transportation system of inventive construction is presented that can be activated by push of a button. It is important to push the buttons in proper order at the right time. Although the construction seems to be a forward creation nevertheless it is necessary to systematically coordination.
To understand the connexion system in every new level the player has to make familiar with the conditions. First the tasks seem to be easy to solve but in higher levels with increasing difficulty it becomes complicated to fulfil the job. Sometimes quick reactions are necessary sometimes consideration and planning are promising. So the player never knows what to expect is next but great variety is ensure.
A minimum of logic and intelligence are basic prerequisites to succeed in the mobile phone game. With more than 25 levels of great variety the mobile game is offered for € 2.99 at www.zelfi.com/en/mobile-games/games/mechanics/.
Zelfi AG
CEO: Andreas Berg
Erthalstr. 1
D-55118 Mainz
Germany
The Zelfi public limited company is a start-up located in Mainz/Germany being actively involved in the fields of Mobile Marketing and Mobile Entertainment by providing software products. The development and the service of a Mobile Marketing platform is our core business. This innovative technology-platform forms a nodal point of mobile phone users, mobile phone software developers and advertisers.
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