In 2003, Amigo Games, a German game company, licensed and published a German language version of Fluxx. [7] The in design Fluxx Reduxx was indefinitely placed on hold as of July 14, 2005 to focus on EcoFluxx. Looney Labs registered the Fluxx trademark. [8] By October 2005, Stoner Fluxx had been released and EcoFluxx was in play testing, and scheduled to be released later that month [9] followed by Family Fluxx. [10] Bunge, Nicole (February 7, 2018). "Mary Engelbreit Supplies 'Fluxx' with Upbeat Whimsey". ICv2 . Retrieved February 13, 2018. Monty Python [36] ( October 2008) [37] co-published with Monty Python licensee, Toy Vault; [13] 100 cards with Todd Cameron Hamilton art [14]

Fluxx 4.0 ( December 2008) card number increased to 100, all color, introduction of Meta rule in any set and creepers in primary editions [14] In November 2006, Looney Labs issued a Spanish language edition of the game. [7] The October 10, 2007 release of a zombie-themed version brought the first of a new card type, the Creeper [11] and Ungoal. [12] In 2008, Toy Vault and Looney Labs co-published and released Monty Python Fluxx. [13] Fluxx edition 4 was released in December 2008 and was the first set to have the Meta Rule subtype card, which stemmed from a Fluxx Tournament rule. [14] Play cards to change rules and collect keepers, then set a goal for you to win! Just beware: this party game is nearly chaos! Stoner 2nd Edition ( November 13, 2009) with 5% of proceeds going to end cannabis prohibition groups; [16] 100 cardsa b Barnes, Denise (August 27, 1998). "The Looneys devise a game plan". Washington Times . Retrieved June 18, 2015. a b c d e Looney, Andy. "Fluxx 4.0 Is At The Printers!". Wunderland. Looney Labs . Retrieved July 22, 2015. The original version of Fluxx, now in its 5th edition, is our best selling version, although it's quarterly sales are sometimes beaten out by a popular themed version when it’s first released. Smith, Tim (October 28, 201). "Gaze At The Stars With 'Astronomy Fluxx' ". icv2.com . Retrieved April 21, 2020.

A series of educational variants were released in 2017 and 2018. [25] In partnership with Gale Force 9, two Fluxx versions of Star Trek were released in August 2018. [26] Game description and play edit TOP 10 Card/Building Games--Summer 2012". Internal Correspondence. No. 80. ICv2. October 23, 2012 . Retrieved June 30, 2015. a b Banks, Dave (July 23, 2014). "There's Nothing Regular About the Latest Release of Fluxx". GeekDad . Retrieved July 15, 2015. Fluxx is a game about change, and it changes as you play it. We call it the card game of ever-changing rules, and that’s exactly what happens — you change the rules. How you win can also change from one turn to the next. Every game is different! a b "Parents' Choice Award-Winning Company: Looney Labs". Parents-Choice.org. Parents' Choice Foundation . Retrieved June 24, 2015.

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Niebling, William (January 15, 2019). " 'Fluxx' Sets Course for 'Deep Space Nine' ". ICv2 . Retrieved April 21, 2020. The Fluxx card game has earned the Mensa Select Award for games that meet Mensa’s high standards of originality, playability and design. a b c Liu, Jonathan H. (February 16, 2011). "Pirate Fluxx Is Mutinous Fun". GeekDad . Retrieved June 30, 2015.

History: Andy shares some details about the invention of Fluxx in this update to his blog, Wunderland.com. a b c d Liu, Jonathan H. (August 7, 2013). "Fluxx: The Board Game". Geek Dad . Retrieved June 23, 2015.Dohm-Sanchez, Jeffrey (February 21, 2020). "Looney Labs Visits a Pineapple Under the Sea in the Latest Specialty Edition of 'Fluxx' ". icv2.com . Retrieved April 21, 2020. Family Fluxx ( November 2005) initially designated as Fluxx Lite then Fluxx Jr. before being released, [10] [30] is a full-color "family friendly" 56 card edition, with family bonuses, [31] re-released on March 5, 2010, [10] currently (by July 2015) out of print [32] Featuring New Rule cards that change the rules of the game and Action cards that create chaos. Even the object of winning the game changes during play, as players swap out one Goal card for another.

a b c d "Looney Labs Games and Accessories". sf.looneylabs.com. looneylabs. Archived from the original on June 29, 2015 . Retrieved July 13, 2015. a b Bunge, Nicole (January 15, 2016). "Updated Details, Promo Card For 'Firefly Fluxx' ". ICv2 . Retrieved March 16, 2016. a b "Pegasus Games: Fluxx and Onirim". Spielbox Magazine. w. Nostheide Verlag GmbH. March 10, 2011 . Retrieved July 10, 2015. There are also versions of Fluxx that have been released using entirely different themed sets of cards while playing by the same set of rules. Bunge, Nicole (September 8, 2016). " 'Fluxx' Turns 21, Hits The Bar". ICV2 . Retrieved February 13, 2018.

Fluxx was created by Andrew Looney on July 24, 1996 as the first game for his and his wife's part-time game design company, Looney Laboratory. [2] [3] The original print run was for 5,000 units [2] and was released in 1997. [3]