Hill Climb Racing 3 soft-launches in select regions, now with real-time multiplayer

Hill Climb Racing 3 Returns with Wild Physics, Real-Time Multiplayer, and Global Soft Launch Action

Take a breather from the Halloween buzz—Fingersoft has officially soft-launched **Hill Climb Racing 3**, bringing even more physics-driven chaos to mobile. Fans in the UK, Norway, Sweden, and Finland can jump straight into its upgraded tracks, tighter controls, and boosted multiplayer mayhem. The series’ signature physics-based racing remains intact, now enhanced for smoother climbs and wilder crashes—perfect for players searching for “mobile physics racing games” or “real-time multiplayer hill climb racers.”

Even if you’re not usually into racers, the sequel’s unpredictable terrain, dynamic track hazards, and competitive tension make every run a thrill. The biggest leap forward is its **first-ever real-time multiplayer**, letting you battle online rivals across global leaderboards. It’s a great pick for anyone looking for “competitive mobile racing with friends,” especially with its blend of strategy, stunt momentum, and hill-climbing finesse.

Below, enjoy the same video player setup and cover image to see the action in motion:

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Every race lets you unleash special gadgets, trigger clever boosts, and deck out your vehicle with cosmetic upgrades to stand out on the track. Fingersoft also promises ongoing improvements based on community feedback as the soft launch expands to more regions.

If you’re among the lucky players with access, Hill Climb Racing 3 is already live on Google Play as a free-to-play title with optional purchases. You can follow updates on the official Facebook page or browse our picks for the best Android racing games while you wait for a wider release.

• The sequel to the physics-based franchise is here
• Real-time multiplayer is now very much a thing
• Soft-launched in the UK, Norway, Sweden, and Finland
• Customisable rides, gadgets, boosts, and cosmetics
• Ongoing updates based on player feedback