Fingersoft marks a decade of Hill Climb Racing 2 with special anniversary content celebrating the players and community that have kept the game going since its 2016 launch. The anniversary celebrations will run throughout November with new themes and fresh content every week. The month kicks off with Adventure: two new adventure tracks, The Great Below and The Climb, with the latter also introducing a new game mode. Shocking week follows with a new event type and special anniversary surprises, before Lore & History takes a look back with a collectible Lore Book event. The month wraps up with Conspiracy, featuring a UFO-themed event and hints at what might be coming to Hill Climb Racing 2 next. Players can claim new free gifts every day and discover extra rewards across the Season Pass and Trophy Road. The celebrations will also visually take over the game with anniversary-themed artwork including a logo animation, a new splash screen, and a new menu background. Throughout the month, players can claim new free gifts every day and discover extra rewards across the Season Pass and Trophy Road. The celebrations will also visually take over the game with anniversary-themed artwork including a logo animation, a new splash screen, and a new menu background. The game has evolved continuously since launch through new features, vehicles, events, competitive and social elements, and player feedback. Behind that longevity is a development team faced with an unusual challenge: continually changing a game played by millions of people without losing what made those players love it in the first place. Fingersoft is the largest independent game studio in Finland, fully owned by its founders and employees. Founded in 2012, the company is best known for its global mobile hits Hill Climb Racing and Hill Climb Racing 2, which together have accumulated over 2.5 billion downloads across platforms and generated more than €220 million in net revenue. Headquartered in Oulu, Finland, with another office in Helsinki, Fingersoft employs over 100 people. For more information, visit fingersoft.com.