
We just updated our Slot Racing game on the Android Market adding the circuit editor. Now you can use your imagination to build the most incredible circuits.
It’s quite simple to use, you can press a track button to add it to the circuit. There is a “save” button to store the circuit (if it is closed) and a cross to delete the last track added. The editor supports the “pinch to zoom” gesture to zoom in or out. you can also slide your finger to change the viewing angle.
You can raise or lower the track with two buttons (up and down arrow), but there are also two special tracks, the “up” and the “down” that are quarter straights curved 11.25 degrees (90º/8). You can also add the “bridge” decoration to any elevated track.
If you play via bluetooth on a custom circuit, this circuit is automatically added to your opponent’s circuit list, so it’s very easy to share your circuits.
Circuits are stored on the “SlotRacing/” directory of the SD card. We created a simple XML format to define the circuits, and yes, you can create your circuit collection and share them among devices copying this folder.
If you create a great circuit and you want us to include it on the “Simple” or “4 Lane” category, send us your XML and we will add it.
Hope you enjoy this new feature!


We just released Mobialia Chess v4.0 including a new 3D board feature (in beta). It works only in landscape and this first version does not show board coordinates nor captured pieces difference.
We released a 3D version of our famous Four ina a Row game. It’s like our original 2D game and you can move touching the board, but you can also rotate the board touching on any empty region.
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On August 29th, the Ex-World Chess Champion and chess legend Gari Kaspárov played and exhibition simul game with the Semp-Toshiba myPad tablet using our app Mobialia Chess.
At the moment our Chess app does not include the opening names, but if you want to learn openings, you can use a PGN file with one game for each opening and browse it with the embedded PGN viewer.