Snap Finger Click is an independent game developer based in Brighton. They make games that people can play together. Since founding in 2015, Snap Finger Click has released seven games including Awkward, a virtual card game made for a mature audience, It’s Quiz Time, a trivia game played with smartphones as the controller, and partnered with Ubisoft to release adaptations of Family Feud and Trivial Pursuit. All of Snap Finger Click’s games feature ‘Live Show’ technology that allows anyone to join in when the game is streamed on Twitch by typing commands into the chat. Participants do not need a copy of the game and can join in using their mobile device. Snap Finger Click believes games should be for everybody and is one of the few developers that specialises in party games.
2024 was a standout year as Snap Finger Click took over live operations for Ubisoft’s UNO, the console version of Mattel’s flagship card game. Their first update, Party Mania, launched last June, introducing a fresh, new game mode. They’ve since added several more updates, including Twitch interactivity, a Happy Hour to trial DLC for free, and new cosmetics to celebrate Christmas and Lunar New Year. Alongside updates to the game, Snap Finger Click has invested in community and customer support, resulting in a surge of positive player feedback.
Snap Finger Click is proud to have a team that is 57% women (including 50% of the engineering team), 14% POC, and 21% LGBTQ+.
Snap Finger Click featured in the Elite Top 100 SME Businesses in 2023 and were a highly commended finalist in the TechWomen100 Company of the Year 2023. They were selected by the Creative Industries Council for CreaTech 100 Ones to Watch in 2021 and featured in the 2022 META Games Industry Index for achievements in innovation, diversity, and longevity. Snap Finger Click was shortlisted for Accessibility Innovation of the Year and Indie Studio of the Year at the MCV/DEVELOP Awards in 2024 and has won the GamesIndustry.biz Best Places to Work award three times in 2024, 2023, and 2021.
