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After six months of beta testing and over seven million downloads, MuZui.com went live on the 15th of September.

Designed by three brothers from Copenhagen, the site allows users to create, share and play casual games online and through their mobiles. It’s a pretty interesting concept and with such a high volume of downloads in just six months, the company attracted the investment of internet mogul Morton Lund (Skype). Now with the sites full release, MyZui 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.

The live site features ten existing games form the beta version, wit a further 11 brand spanking new ones to coincide with the launch. The brothers three 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 social networking leviathan, Facebook.

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