Milestone s.r.l.

Antonio Farina established the studio in 1994, initially gaining international recognition with the release of the PC arcade racer Screamer in 1995. This early success pivoted the developer permanently toward specialized racing software. At the turn of the millennium, the studio secured key partnerships with major publishers like Electronic Arts and THQ, leading to the release of critically acclaimed simulation titles such as Superbike 2000 (2000) and the initial MotoGP (2000) game, which was quickly followed by MotoGP (2001) and its MotoGP [Platinum] (2001) edition.

Expanding its portfolio beyond two-wheeled racing, the company developed Corvette (2000) and the physics-driven racing simulation Evolution GT (2000). Over the subsequent decades, the studio transitioned from utilizing proprietary engines to adopting Unreal Engine 4 to power its modern releases. In August 2019, the company was acquired by Koch Media (now known as Plaion), a subsidiary of the Embracer Group, securing its position within the global games industry while maintaining its operational autonomy and focus on high-fidelity racing experiences.