Hill Climb Racing is a 2D physics-based racing computer game developed by Fingersoft and created by Toni Fingerroos. It was first made available in 2012 for Android, iOS, Microsoft Windows, and Windows Phone. The goal of the game is to drive throughout difficult terrains, collecting cash and upgrading cars while keeping an eye on the driver's head and the fuel supply of the vehicle. The game garnered generally positive reviews, with critics praising its addictive features and physics-based gameplay. Players can execute feats to win extra cash by controlling the vehicle using only two simple controls, the gas and brake pedals. The game uses a freemium revenue model, allowing users to buy improvements and new vehicles in-game. The game's success prompted the development of a sequel, Hill Climb Racing 2, which was released in 2016. With its easy controls and entertaining gameplay, this original game has been enjoyed by millions, demonstrating its enduring popularity.