Unity has acquired the authors of the Everyplay service, which allows you to record the gameplay in mobile games, the reaction to user events using the front camera, as well as embed video ads.

Representatives of the Finnish company shared with App2Top.ru Ilkka Paananen’s presentation, from which new details of his performance yesterday became known. 

The revenue of the creators of Clash of Clans and Hay Day has grown almost nine times in a year.

The Finnish-Singaporean studio, founded by immigrants from Wooga and Nokia and raised $2.9 million last spring, is launching a hexagonal online RTS for iOS this week.

Rovio has released free-to-play racing games on the world market under the Angry Birds brand. 

During the frankly pale VGX Awards held this weekend, Remedy revealed that she is working on her second mobile game, Agents of Storm. 

Samuli Syvähuoko is an experienced veteran of the Finnish gaming industry, a former employee of Remedy Entertainment, as well as the founder of Fathammer and Recoil. App 2 Top met with him on the eve of the Slush conference in Helsinki to talk about his latest project – Game Brewery.

Immediately after Softbank and GungHo acquired a controlling stake in Supercell, Apple began promoting Hay Day in the Japanese store on the main page. 

Today in Abu Dhabi, the Finnish giant presented its own tablet for five minutes to dead Windows RT 8.1, as well as several new smartphones and phones.

Finnish developers have presented a mobile racing free-to-play game that looks like Mario Kart.

Japanese telecommunications company Softbank has acquired a 51% stake in Supercell for a huge sum of $ 1.5 billion.

Yesterday on Google Play, a year and a half after the release on the App Store, one of the main gaming phenomena of last year appeared – the Finnish PvP builder Clash of Clans.

The rogue project Gloomy Hollow from Finnish developers from Skyrocks Games has appeared in the App Store today. We contacted the team and asked them about the game development in Suomi and about their new game.

The budget of the mobile system from the Finnish startup Jolla is already more than 200 million euros, the company’s executive director Jussi Hurmola said in an interview with the Talouselama portal.