Welcome to the wild, wild West! Mobile fans will now get the chance to experience the excitement that is Call of Juarez which was once only available for the PC platform. Polish developers Techland and local publisher Breakpoint have joined forces and are charging forward with the exciting project.

Call of Juarez was a first-person shooter in its original iteration, but for the mobile version, it's adopting a top view approach to suit the platform better and make for better controls. The mood and the action, however, remain the same.

"Techland is one of the biggest and best-known Polish game producers home and abroad. Several of its titles, first of all the game 'Chrome', have been a success on the international market," says Breakpoint Licensing and Publishing Manager Pawe Feldman. "We consider our cooperation with Techland as strategic – it will surely increase awareness of Breakpoint brand among players," he adds.

The game will be available to US mobile phones later this year, so prepare to check with your provider and chase those dirty desperadoes out of town.

  

Developer Breakpoint has got some ninja moves for you and your mobile phone. Introducing Shadow Ninja, this game lets you take on the role of the ninja "who rescues the world and his lady". Whoa. Well, that's a whole lot of tasks to do, really.

But that shouldn't be a problem if you're properly armed with all the suave ninja skills, and of course, mystical charm. The game lets you in a world of seven, challenge-filled levels in the Parisian suburbs. Ultimately, your goal is to stop a terrorist organization in its plot to destroy the world with a nuclear missile. But of course, there's also your love interest, Zaria, who also happens to be the President's daughter, in need of your rescue from her ruthless kidnappers.

The game features a spy game that is full of tension and excitement. As a ninja on a worldy mission, you'll have various special moves and weapons, with a unique sniper and searchlight features thrown in for good measure. To up the challenge, there's a time limit set for every stage, so be on your toes.

Here are some screenshots for you to check out.

  

Nurikabe is a square-painting numerical puzzler from Breakpoint. The premise of the game is this: Dr. Tetsuo's lab need is in need of renovation. Genius that he is, Dr. Tetsuo can't help but make a menial and tedious task more mind-boggling than it usually is, so he came up with the idea to repaint his lab according to the rules of a game called Nurikabe.

The player gets a board of empty squares with a few numbers scattered about. The object of the game is to paint all the squares either white or blue, using the following rules:

• The numbers are islands which show how many white squares make up the island (including the number square)
• The islands can form any shape
• Islands cannot touch (the white square of one cannot touch the side of the white square of another)
• The islands must be separated by blue squares which must form one continuous wall (every blue square must touch the sides of at least two other blue squares)
• Blue squares cannot form a block 2x2 or bigger
• There is only one solution

Seems like a handful, don't it? Leave it to a genius (sounds more like "mad scientist" to us) to make us get a brain workout. If you like numerical puzzle games such as Sudoku, give Nurikabe a spin. It won't disappoint.

TMS Mobile announced the worldwide availability of the hit logic puzzle Michael Mepham’s Sudoku to be joined by number-based logic game Michael Mepham’s Kakuro. The Michael Mepham’s Sudoku GamePaks, composed of 10 puzzles, can be downloaded directly from the Sudoku mobile website for $4.99. To download the game, simply key in 783658.com ("SUDOKU" on the mobile phone’s keypad) into your mobile Web browser and follow the directions.

"We believe that our first off-deck product is the best mobile Sudoku available and an excellent indicator of the quality of mobile content we plan to feature as we expand," said TMS. "Our direct-to-consumer service is also one of the first to offer direct access to mobile content...which dramatically shortens the process of keying in a mobile Web address."

Michael Mepham’s Sudoku for mobile phones was developed by Breakpoint Ltd., a leading Poland-based game developer and publisher.

 
One of Breakpoint's most popular games for the mobile phone is the racing game Speedway. They are now putting out a second version of the game, this time in a new 3D look. Using their new engine JSR 184, players will get the feel of being behind the wheel, seeing what a racer sees as he goes around a fully realized speedway track.

All features of the original Speedway are implemented, including the official rules. Race through nine real-world tracks in three difficulty levels with this intuitive one-button gameplay. You can also race against the ghost of your (or someone else's) best time and upload your best times to the Speedway server.

Get Speedway 3D through Breakpoint's website.