Fluxx

Sometimes you only realise you've had a very good day of your life a couple of weeks later. For instance, the pack of Fluxx found in a real treasure trove of a charity shop in the West Midlands for 50p wasn't opened for a few weeks. Who could tell those were wasted weeks, and the actual finding of the card game was really something to be savoured? There are several versions of Fluxx available; the free and easy ethos of the game is such that you can probably use several decks at the same time, although the Stoner Fluxx cards have unique backs (maaaan). The standard version seems to be 3.0, some people advertise a 3.1, there's a family edition, and an ...

My friends and I enjoy playing Fluxx when we're in the mood for a no-brainer. The game play is smooth and easy to understand. After one game, players understand the way it works and are usually enjoying themselves. Play begins with three cards in your hand. There are four card types. New Rule, Goal, Keeper, Action The game has one basic rule which is: Draw one card Play one card Unlimited hand size Unlimited number of keepers Then, as cards are played, you discover what the object of the game is (Goal cards) and the basic rule is amended (New Rules)... As people play Keepers, they try to meet a ...

Tortoise: What's the rules of this game? Achilles: Draw a card and play a card. The rules are written on this handy card in the centre. Tortoise: Oh? A: Yes, look. <Achilles draws a card from the central deck and adds it to his had of three starters. He plays a card down into the centre of the table>. A: See. Easy. Your go. (Tortoise draws a card) A: No, no, no. Look the rules are draw 2 cards and play a card. Didn't I just tell you? T: Eh? A: Look the rules are here in the centre of the table. This one I just put down says 'Rule: Draw 2 cards'. T: Ahh. I get the hang of this now. ...