Weekly News 06/25

The Finnish Game Industry demonstrates its diversity in game development across multiple platforms and developer scales. Indie talent is showing strong presence, with End-all Entertainment—recipient of last year’s IGDA Finland grant—releasing a demo of Paradigm Island, and Finnish developers accounting for nearly 10% of participants and games at Global Game Jam 2025. At the same time, industry giants remain solid: Supercell reports rising Hay Day user engagement through “growth virality” after 12 years, and Metacore solidifies its position as the leading benchmark for casual and Merge2 games. Speaking of different platforms, Ridge Racer 64 arrives on Nintendo Switch Online. Alan Wake 2 becoming the first game to support Mega Geometry Technology is clear evidence of Finland’s strong technological foundation.

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This week’s roundup highlights news from the past week in the Finnish Game Industry. In the future, this bulletin is again posted every Friday afternoon. You can find past weekly roundups here.

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