So how do I get these games?
	Your games are really free to download and play?
	Then how do you make money?
	What is a clique?
	How do I know if my handset can play your games?
	I can't download additional puzzles. What gives?
	Can I play friends if they get cell service from a different phone company?
	What happens if I lose connectivity during a game?

Point your phone's browser to http://wap.cellufun.com and choose Downloads.

Yes, Virginia. We distribute our games for free, and you can play them as much as you want. The games are fully functional and extremely fun.

That said, when you are downloading puzzles or playing with others, you might incur charges for the data traffic similar to text messages or browsing the web. And we dont get any of that money; its part of your mobile plan. If you use web access a lot on your phone or intend to play online a lot, you may want to explore an "all-you-can-eat" data plan.

Cellufun is entirely supported by advertisers. We look for sponsors that fit naturally into the content, so that, for instance, a dog food company would be advertising within MobilePet Dog.

A clique is a group of players that you set up. It can be friends from the neighborhood, college buddies across the country or the best players from around the globe. Cliques are your teams, and do different things in different games.

The most obvious example is for team play. You can create a new game of Orion's Belt, and limit it to people in your clique. Maybe you just want to play with friends, or maybe you are practicing some new moves for the tournament. Or, maybe you just want to set up a regular game of Poker with your buds.

Cliques also let you grant special access to friends to allow them to help take care of your Mobile Pet.

If your phone has a browser and can go to our website, then you should be able to play our games.

You probably need to allow the game to access the web, so it can contact our servers and retrieve the new puzzles.

Enable network (sometimes called http) communication for the game. For many phones, it asks you when the game is about to connect to the network (you are prompted to allow or deny the connection). For other phones, you select options before launching the game and specify allow network access.

Or, if you are getting a "Not authorized" error, please check that your user id and password are correct within the game options section.

Yes. If they can install the games on their phone, then you can play with (or against) them. The reason is that both phones will interact through on of our game servers. So it doesnt matter if you get cell service from different companies.

You will have a moment to reconnect in case you briefly lost connectivity. If not, then it depends on the game you are playing.

For most team-based games, a computer avatar will take your place. In card games, we will keep you in the pot as if you were all-in, so that you don't lose out with a great hand.