Mystery Fluxx Game Review

Feeling Fluxx

Fluxx. Many of those reading this have probably heard or played an iteration of Fluxx before. Some probably have a copy of two on their shelf right now. Fluxx is a card game system from Looney Labs that has been around since 1997 and reimagined in over thirty different variations. These come from educational variants, such as Anatomy Fluxx, to Math Fluxx, to licensed variants like Marvel Fluxx, to Monty Python Fluxx. Here on Meeple Mountain, we have previously reviewed Fluxx Remix, Across America Fluxx, Around the World Fluxx, and (Alice in) Wonderland Fluxx.  There is a Fluxx for everyone at the party. For those not familiar, Fluxx is a card game system that starts fairly simply, drawing and then playing a card, with no determined way to win. As the game progresses, the game state changes constantly (always in flux, you could say), adding rules and winning conditions. The games are meant to be easily teachable, quick, and never the same game twice. Mystery Fluxx is the newest version in the line, where every player is a suspect in a fast-paced “whodunnit” mystery game. For reference, this is the first Fluxx game I’ve ever played. I (erroneously) have discounted Fluxx in the past, but hey, better late than never, right?

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