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Independent software company
LITTLE FLUFFY TOYS LTD
Software. AI. Games.
Little Fluffy Toys Ltd is an independent software company, originally founded in 2009 and relaunched in 2026.
What we do
Build useful things.
Software development
Thoughtful software built around real problems rather than fashionable technology.
Technology consultancy
Technical and product advice for teams making difficult software decisions.
Games
New games, old games, and occasionally old games getting the second life they deserve.
What we're working on
Current projects
01
Starquake
Kenton Price's 1987 BBC Micro conversion of Starquake is being restored and extended nearly four decades later, with more of the original game's scenery and character brought back to the BBC.
02
Mole Miner
An original game from Little Fluffy Toys Ltd is being revived for modern platforms, complete with the peculiar heritage that gave it Nicholas Parsons narration and exploding tonic water.
03
Something new
New AI and software products are in development. More when there is something worth showing.
A little history
Why Little Fluffy Toys Ltd?
Little Fluffy Toys Ltd was originally founded by Kenton Price and Reuben Scratton in 2009.
The exact name comes from The Comic Strip Presents... Mr Jolly Lives Next Door. In the film, Ralph Jolly goes into his office, slams the door, and the name on it is LITTLE FLUFFY TOYS LTD. When Kenton discovered that the exact company name was available at Companies House, that was that.
Are we talking fluffy toys? We're talking a very fluffy toy.
The reference carried on into Mole Miner. Nicholas Parsons narrated the game because of the film connection, and the exploding tonic water is there for the same reason.
Then and now
A company in three dates
- 2009 Little Fluffy Toys Ltd founded during the early Android era.
- 2018 Original company closed.
- 2026 Little Fluffy Toys Ltd relaunched, and littlefluffytoys.com found its way home too.
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