Arctic Adventures: Polar's Puzzles is released today on the PlayStation®Store in Europe for £3.49 / €3.99. For our North American friends it should be landing on your shores on the 3rd August.

Over the last few weeks we've been hard at work bringing the continuing adventures of our hero from Polar Panic to the PSP™, and we're pretty pleased with how it's turned out.

We've specially crafted 50 brand new puzzle levels which you'll soon be able to get your teeth into in our PSP minis title Arctic Adventures: Polar's Puzzles. The game will be compatible with both PSP™ and PlayStation®3 so you'll be able to enjoy it at home or on the move!

We'll be releasing more info in the coming weeks, so stay tuned!

We're proud to announce our latest game Polar Panic, which is now available to buy on Xbox LIVE Arcade and Playstation Network!

Play through 50 challenging levels and battle Mr Big in Story Mode. Guide Polar to victory against the trappers, across the frozen wastes and through the forests wrecked by over logging. Work your way through all 50 of the fiendish puzzles. Survive against never ending waves of trappers in Survivor Mode. Challenge your friends with 2-4 players against the trappers and each other in Kills, Points or Last Man Standing.

Check out the game's shiny new website for more info

CasualGaming.biz got together with us to ask for our thoughts on the casual gaming market, where it was heading, and what plans we had for it. The interview addressed some interesting points and outlines where Eiconic is carving their own niché.

Following on from our earlier Round Table Discussion, Develop wanted to talk further about how we operate. Here, in our Distibuted Development Tutorial, not only to you get to see the geniuses behind the company, but we also discuss some points to look out for and what to avoid should you wish to work this way. The future is now...

A quick chat with MCV about who Eiconic are.

Just who is that dashing, young fellow?

Back in June '09 we got together with other leading independant UK developers to discuss the state of the industry, where it was going, what needed to be done and where as small games developers where we see our niché markets.

Read the full article as published in Develop #96 (July '09).

Ever year Develop publishes the top 100 worldwide studios. Congratulations to everyone appearing in this years list, but someone is going to have to make space for Eiconic soon! To celebrate this publication, Eiconic took a full page advert out to celebrate the annoucement of our first project, Squeeballs Party.