There’s also its very successful sequel and its new game, Boom Karts, which is performing well. Of course, Fingersoft has the good fortune not to worry about cash flow, with an average 4m DAU on its ten year old debut game. We’ve been able to build the kind of company we want.” Fingersoft’s studio in Oulu, Finland is part of a complex of offices for the creative industries. “Because, you know, why would we? We have done really well, we’ve been able to make cool games. We’ve never really had an exit plan,” says Rauma. It’s really refreshing talking to a successful studio that remains so humble you get the sense from Rauma that the Fingersoft ethos is simply to keep on making the games it wants, how it wants.

The Hill Climb Racing games are on track to reach a combined 2 billion downloads by May.Hill Climb Racing 3 is coming, and could be unveiled by the end of the year.Fingersoft was receiving buyout offers “at least every two months or so” at one stage, but refused them all.To mark the milestone, we spoke to COO Ville Rauma as he revealed some fun things about the company and its biggest hit: Fingersoft and Hill Climb Racing turn 10 this year.

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