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Fluxx

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description Fluxx Overview

Fluxx is a card game created by Andrew Looney and first published by Looney Labs in 1997. Players begin with simple rules, but cards can change the number of cards drawn and played, the hand limit, and the conditions needed to win. Goals specify combinations of Keeper cards, while New Rule cards alter the way the game proceeds. The system has been released in many themed editions and is intended for casual group play with changing objectives and rules.

help Fluxx FAQ

Who created Fluxx and when was it first published?

Fluxx was created by Andrew Looney and first published by Looney Labs in 1997. The original design is built around rules that can change during play.

How do you win a game of Fluxx?

Players win by completing the current Goal card, usually by collecting a specified combination of Keeper cards. Because Goals and rules can change, the winning condition may shift several times in one game.

What makes Fluxx different from a normal card game?

Fluxx begins with simple rules, then cards can change how many cards players draw or play and how many they may hold. This makes the game state change throughout the session rather than staying fixed.

Are there different versions of Fluxx?

Yes, Looney Labs has released themed versions of Fluxx built around different subjects and franchises. The shared core remains the changing-rule system created for the 1997 original.

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