Fluxx

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Fluxx is a single player and multiplayer action game. It was developed by Playdek, Inc. and was released on December 13, 2012. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Fun and chaotic card game that's different every time you play!

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63%

Audience ScoreBased on 273 reviews

monetization2 positive mentions

stability9 negative mentions

Faithful and enjoyable adaptation of the original Fluxx card game with multiple expansion packs available.
Fun and addictive gameplay that captures the spirit and evolving rules of the physical game.
Enables playing online with friends and others remotely, enhancing replayability and social interaction.

The app suffers frequent crashes, freezes, and server issues that disrupt gameplay and frustrate users.
User interface is clunky, unintuitive, and makes reading cards difficult due to small text obscured by fingers.
Expansions are tied to individual devices instead of accounts, with no reliable purchase restoration and poor developer support.

stability
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game suffers from frequent freezing and crashing issues, particularly during loading screens and online play, making it unreliable and frustrating to use. Users report persistent bugs and a lack of recent updates, leading to a poorly functioning experience that often requires app restarts or game resets.
- “I was able to play one game, but now it freezes at the loading screen, and I can't play at all.”
- “It freezes regularly which requires restarting the app and deleting the current game in offline mode.”
- “The app is buggy, repeatedly crashing at the same point.”
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay functions adequately but is hindered by slow animations and frequent crashes, especially when searching the discard pile. Users also note limited organizational options for cards and a lack of variety in game editions, which impacts the overall experience. Additionally, some found it difficult to access rules or play online.
- “I do wish I could organize my cards by type (keeper, new rule, etc.), but this doesn't hinder gameplay.”
- “The only downside is not being able to get the other editions of this game so there's more options for the gameplay, but hopefully they will be given permission to do so.”
- “I liked the gameplay of this game but I was not able to play online.”
- “Three out of four of us experienced multiple game crashes during gameplay, preventing us from finishing the game because searching the discard pile would cause the game to force close.”
- “Very slow gameplay; it's difficult to review the rules if you can't figure out the icons.”
- “I wish I could organize my cards by type (keeper, new rule, etc.), but this doesn't hinder gameplay.”
monetization
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users appreciate the app's ad-free experience and thoughtful design, valuing that it is free to play. However, some express disappointment due to unclear labeling about the cost structure, expecting free gameplay with optional paid expansions.
- “Apps with no ads, my beloved.”
- “And apps with no ads for games I've loved since childhood?”
- “Only disappointment with the app is that it is not free. It specified 'in-app purchases,' which led me to believe that you could play for free but expansions or other versions would cost extra.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users find the graphics slow and unresponsive, expressing a desire for a cleaner visual design and a more efficient, faster user interface.
- “My suggestions follow many of the same as others: faster, more responsive UI, not having to log in every time you enter the app, cleaner graphics, and more deck packs.”
- “Also, graphics are quite slow!”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game offers high replayability and is very enjoyable, though some users find the app interface clunky and occasionally challenging to navigate.
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The emotional aspect is impacted by minor frustrations, such as needing to frequently interact with the screen to prevent it from turning off during other players' turns, which can disrupt immersion and engagement.