Andrew Looney

Some people may find Seven Dragons to be a little chaotic, but for those that can get past that fact there is a really fun twist on your typical Dominoes game.

Star Trek: Voyager Fluxx doesn’t drastically change the Fluxx formula, but it retains the constantly changing enjoyable gameplay that fans of the franchise should really enjoy.

Marvel Fluxx might not drastically alter the Fluxx formula, but it does a good job with the Marvel theme leading to a game that fans of Marvel should really enjoy.

Jumanji Fluxx is basically what you would expect out of a Jumanji themed Fluxx while adding an interesting twist with the addition of the Danger cards.

Star Trek Chrono-Trek keeps all the of surprisingly fun chaos from the Fluxx series and adds time travel mechanics that while interesting don’t work quite as well as I would have liked.

Star Trek Deep Space Nine Fluxx does a good job combining the Deep Space Nine franchise with the tried and true Fluxx formula to create an experience fans should enjoy.

Fairy Tale Fluxx might not differentiate itself much from the rest of the Fluxx series but it is enjoyable like the rest of the series and does a good job making Fluxx more family friendly.

A look at the Fluxx series of card games which includes a list of all of the different Fluxx games that have been created.

Anatomy Fluxx doesn’t drastically change the Fluxx formula but it does a good job adding a biology/anatomy educational mechanic to Fluxx.

Get the MacGuffin is an interesting idea for a quick filler card game but some of the cards let down the rest of the game.