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FluffyLogic is an independent computer games development studio based in central Bristol, UK. We specialise in making fun, people-centred games and apps for console and mobile devices. Our previous clients include Sony Computer Entertainment, Lucas Arts, Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard and THQ Wireless. Our releases include Star Wars: Battle for Hoth (iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch), Eat Them! (PS3) and the cult tower-defense game Savage Moon (PS3/PSP). To keep up-to-date with happenings at FluffyLogic, please sign up for our mailing list...
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Mar 12, 2013

Women At Work

FluffyLogic CEO, Ana Kronschnabl, was interviewed on You and Yours; BBC Radio 4′s daily consumer programme. In the interview she discusses the role of women in the video games industry and reflects on her personal experience of running her own company – FluffyLogic! One of the world’s top female executives – Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg –

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UrZoo Social Game Music Competition

Posted on Jul 18, 2011 in Games & Play

FluffyLogic, the studio that brought you the highly addictive tower-defence strategy game Savage Moon and the city-smashing monster mayhem in Eat Them! to PlayStation3, invites you to create some original music for their new social

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  • Mar 12, 2013, No comments yet

    Women At Work

    FluffyLogic CEO, Ana Kronschnabl, was interviewed on You and Yours; BBC Radio 4′s daily consumer programme. In the interview she discusses the role of women in the video games industry and reflects on her personal

  • Nov 13, 2012, No comments yet

    UrZoo Nominated for Media Innovation Award

    UrZoo has been nominated for the prestigious Media Innovation Awards in the Game Design category. FluffyLogic are up against Aardman Digital’s  Home Sheep Home 2 and Though Den’s Survival game for Wildscreen Bristol. The awards

  • Aug 23, 2012, No comments yet

    An Intern’s Experience

    A blog by Lukas Roper, about his experiences of being on an internship at FluffyLogic. When joining FluffyLogic during September 2011, I was both intrigued and nervous as to what my first taste of the games