28.04.2026
The best Finnish games in the world will be awarded at The Finnish Game Awards 2026 gala in May
Nominees for the Finnish Game of the Year 2025 have been announced.
Read moreRead our holistic overview of the Finnish Game Industry in 2024. The data and information presented is based on a total of 71 company interviews carried out from January to April 2025. Considering augmented data from other business intelligence sources, the study contains full or partial information on 141 game studios.
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28.04.2026
The best Finnish games in the world will be awarded at The Finnish Game Awards 2026 gala in May
Nominees for the Finnish Game of the Year 2025 have been announced.
Read more
21.05.2026
The Finnish Game Awards honored a scarf-wearing robot as Game of the Year
Channel37’s The Last Caretaker is the Finnish Game of the Year 2025.
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15.05.2026
Angry Birds celebrates its induction into the World Video Game Hall of Fame, Sega is navigating a $31.6m net loss,…
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