What is Flick Fishing Redux?
Updated
Flick Fishing Redux is a new version of Strange Flavour Ltd's fishing game Flick Fishing, announced on the studio's official website. The site lists it as a news item alongside the company's other recent release, Face Word, and its first book, MegaGuide. Beyond confirming that the Redux version exists and is current news, the official page does not spell out which platforms it runs on, what changed from the original, or how it is priced — so treat those details as unconfirmed until Strange Flavour publishes them.
What the official site confirms
Strange Flavour Ltd describes itself as a maker of games for iPhone, Mac, and consoles. Its own summary names Flick Fishing as one of its hit titles, together with SlotZ Racer, and notes that Toysight won an Apple Design Award. The site's news headings include "Face Word and MegaGuide!" and "Flick Fishing Redux!", and the visible excerpt promotes the new game and the first book while pointing readers to the latest news update.
That gives you three verified facts:
- Flick Fishing Redux is a Strange Flavour Ltd project, announced on strangeflavour.com.
- It sits alongside Face Word (a game) and MegaGuide (a book) as recent output.
- The original Flick Fishing is established enough to be called a hit by its own developer.
What "Redux" usually means here
"Redux" is a label developers apply to a revisited version of an existing game — a remaster, a rebuilt port, or a substantially updated release. Applied to Flick Fishing, the reasonable reading is that Redux is a refreshed take on the original fishing game rather than a brand-new franchise. The official page does not state whether it is a remaster, a port to additional platforms, or a content expansion, so the safest position is to check the news update itself for the specifics rather than assume.
How to check the current details
- Go to strangeflavour.com.
- Open the latest news update linked from the "Flick Fishing Redux!" heading.
- Look for the platform list, release status, and any pricing or store links in that post.
Expected result: you get the developer's own statement on what Redux includes and where it runs. If the news post does not answer a question, the site offers no other confirmed source, so the detail remains open.
Who should pay attention
- Existing Flick Fishing players — worth watching if you want to know whether Redux replaces or supplements the version you already own. The site does not say, so confirm before buying anything twice.
- New players curious about the studio — Redux is one of the more recent things Strange Flavour is promoting, which makes it a reasonable entry point if you like the studio's catalogue.
- Anyone needing platform or price certainty — hold off. The official page gives no platform list, no pricing signals, and no payment details for Redux.
Common sticking points
- Assuming it is free. Nothing on the official page indicates pricing either way. Do not read the absence of a price as free.
- Assuming a specific platform. The studio makes games for iPhone, Mac, and consoles generally, but that does not confirm which of those Redux targets.
- Confusing it with the original. Flick Fishing and Flick Fishing Redux are separate items in the site's news; check which one a store listing refers to.