Remember the Bayern Munich mobile games that were announced back in April? If you're a real fan, you should. Well, the very first official Bayern Munich mobile game is now out, being targeted towards all of the German soccer team's fans as well as towards all soccer fans in general.

 

Developed by Artificial Life and called "FC Bayern Munich 2008/09 – The Official Mobile Game," the new title is set to offer a mobile football experience like no other, coming with features like customized avatars, commentator remarks and biographies of Bayern Munich's current players.

 

Gamers have the chance to train the famous Bundesliga team, which includes well-known players: Luca Toni, Franck Ribéry, Bastian Schweinsteiger, Philipp Lahm and so on. You can compete either in Single Match or Championship mode – the latter has the goal of leading the red-white-blue team to win as many trophies as possible (the national league and the UEFA Champions League included). All of your matches will be played in the giant Allianz Arena, which is nicely illustrated with the help of 3D graphics.

 

Talking about the first FCB mobile game, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, executive board chairman of FC Bayern Munich AG and ex-star player of the Bavarian team, said, "We are happy to have found Artificial Life, an experienced partner in the gaming industry. Thanks to their love of details, this game is going to be a true pleasure for all FC Bayern fans worldwide."
 

Eberhard Schoneburg, chief executive officer of Artificial Life, Inc., added, "It's an exciting project with FC Bayern Munich, a prominent world-class soccer club. The extension of their brand to the mobile platform provides them with well-rounded and diversified publicity. We look forward to having fans enhance their experience by playing the official game on their mobile devices."

 

To get your own copy of FC Bayern Munich 2008/09 – The Official Mobile Game you can visit Artificial Life's online portal or Bayern Munich's website. The game is available in two languages – English and Deutsch, of course – and it will cost you 7.4 USD, 4.9 Euros or 59.00 HKD.