Finnish Fingersoft Reveals It's Developing Hill Climb Racing 3. Game Will Be Released On Consolefin, Too

Finger soft from Lulu announced that it will develop the next part of Hill Climb Racing Mobile Series. The company's 10th birthday culminates in the expected confirmation of the third part. Jaczko Kylmäoja, CEO of Finger soft, commented on the continuation of the series in a recent press release as follows: At the end of the anniversary year, we are proud to confirm that our most successful game series is about to continue with the development of Hill Climb Racing 3.

The most significant changes to previous parts are real-time multiplayer and 3D graphics. The story of the Lulu Mobile Studio began in 2012, when Toni Fingernails, Lulu's a few months, suddenly created one of the most popular physics-based car games. Of course, you have to admit that the continuation of the game after ten years will feel good. It is definitely an indication that our employees have succeeded in what they do. In my opinion, it is the result that we have succeeded in creating a work environment that has a balance between creativity and productivity as well as work and leisure, says Kylmäoja.

Currently, Finger soft employs 110 gaming experts in Finland. This year, the company was in the headlines with its working time trial, where employees received 80% of the salary of 80% of their working time. Finger soft wants to stand out by investing especially in the well-being of its employees. The results of the experiment were good, and the decisions will be published in the near future, says Kylmäoja. The original Hill Climb Racing was released in 2012. In 2021, it only attracted more than 220 million new players, which means an average of 600,000 downloads every day. On average, we had more than 4 million users per day. In April this year, there were more than 1.5 billion downloads in April. The sequel to Hill Climb Racing 2 was released in 2016. New features included asynchronous multiplayer facilities and the appearance of characters and vehicles. Later, team features, leagues and regular live ops events have been added to the game. In 2021, about 70 million new players found the work, with an average of 1.35 million daily users. Finger soft will tell you more about the development of the new Hill Climb Racing 3 next year. The work is currently being worked on at the company's offices in Lulu and Helsinki.