Strange Flavour
Strange Flavour is an independent computer game software developer based in United Kingdom.[1] They are currently (2017) developing and publishing games for iOS, AppleTV and MacOS systems, with games on the iOS, AppleTV and Mac App Stores. Previously, Strange Flavour has also developed games for the Xbox 360.
| Video game developer | |
| Industry | Video games |
| Founded | April 2004 (as Strange Flavour Ltd. previously published from 1999 as Strange Flavour) |
| Headquarters | United Kingdom |
Key people | Aaron Fothergill, Adam Fothergill |
| Products | Mac/iPhone oriented game developer |
Number of employees | 2 |
| Website | www |
Strange Flavour frequently collaborated with Freeverse Software with whom they won an Apple Design Award (Most Innovative Mac OS X product) in 2004 for the game ToySight.
Games
- Airburst Extreme (2004) Published by Freeverse
- ToySight Gold (2004-2005) Published by Freeverse
- TotemBall (2006)
- Spyglass Board Games (2007)
- Flick Fishing (2008) Published by Freeverse
- Plank (2008) Published by Freeverse
- SlotZ Racer(2009) Published by Freeverse
- Warpack: Grunts (2009) (Published by Freeverse)
- SlotZ Racer 2 HD (2011)
- SlotZ Racer Caterham Special (2012)
- SlotZ Racer Zenos Special (2014)
- Any Landing (2013)
- Apple Bob (2013)(Developed in partnership with Pixel Pyro)
- Fast Fishing (2015)
- Fish! (2015)
- Tiny TrackZ (2015)
- SpinnYwingS (2017)
- AiRburst (2018)
- Face Candy (2018)
- Flick Fishing Redux (2018) (Fish! renamed to Flick Fishing Redux)
- Face Word (2019)
- Developed and self published as Strange Flavour, before the company Strange Flavour Ltd. was officially formed in 2004
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